I love it when I find one of those old vintage swivel picture frames. I never pass one up in a thrift store if it has a reasonable price.
Sometimes you find a cool vintage picture and other times they are empty.
This project is super simple, I started out with an empty brown frame.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwlKYD57Qeq2qmtkRqGknGU_AF8WX9bZLqwmnW0FXlFv6oOtCqbHzcuy7kwmo22hWmvLXQ_IitI_JLtl9pZULaW32T-bPA8azQhF2t3TUfERluGyCqz371RGBgDU0Y0WYRLz_yvorYm9s/s400/frame.jpg)
Sometimes you find a cool vintage picture and other times they are empty.
This project is super simple, I started out with an empty brown frame.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwlKYD57Qeq2qmtkRqGknGU_AF8WX9bZLqwmnW0FXlFv6oOtCqbHzcuy7kwmo22hWmvLXQ_IitI_JLtl9pZULaW32T-bPA8azQhF2t3TUfERluGyCqz371RGBgDU0Y0WYRLz_yvorYm9s/s400/frame.jpg)
I took the glass out and carefully cleaned it, the edges are really sharp.
Next I painted the entire piece with white chalk paint. Then I went to my scrapbook papers and decided to use this French themed paper. I used a couple of pieces of paper to make a collage to fit the frame. Replaced the glass and secured the backing to hold the picture in place.
On the left side I made a white tulle net ruffle and hot glued the ruffle to the side.
That is it, simple, pretty and easy. Perfect for a bedroom or vanity table.
Happy Crafting!
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