How To Make a Popsicle Stick Picture Frame

Popsicle Stick Frame
Popsicle Stick Frame

Materials Needed: 24 popsicle sticks, craft paint, craft glue, archival bag to protect picture, 3″x3″ photo.

1) Paint your sticks with craft glue if they are not already painted.

2) Take 2 sticks and place them on a grid making sure that one in not higher than the other. Use the third stick to determine the distance between the sticks; you want to line the ends up with the outside edges of both sticks.

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3) Remove the third stick and squeeze some glue on the two sticks.

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4) Starting at the top glue about 11 sticks evenly onto the first 2 sticks.

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5) Put your photo in an archival bag, (or clear plastic sleeve) and trim the sleeve around the photo.

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6) Place some glue on the back of the photo sleeve, and center it on the frame.

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7) Dab some glue on the ends of the second stick down.

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8) Take a popsicle stick and place it on top.

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9) Now do the same on the second stick from the bottom.

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10) Take 2 sticks and line them up along the outside edges. Dab some glue beside the sticks as shown.

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11) Take another 2 sticks and place them over the glue lining them up evenly with the two sticks along the outside edges. Once in place you can remove the 2 outside sticks.

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12) Dab some glue on the ends of the last 2 sticks, and glue one stick horizontally on top and one on the bottom.

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13) Again dab some glue on the ends of the last 2 sticks, and glue one stick vertically on each side.

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14) Once the glue has dried, turn the frame over and squeeze some glue on the 2 outside sticks and glue another stick over each stick.

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15) Counting about 4 sticks down, dab some glue on the two outside sticks and glue your last stick on as shown.

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16) As soon as the glue has dried you can hang it up on the wall.

Popsicle Stick Frame
Popsicle Stick Frame

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