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My Craftiest Craft

August 26, 2013 by Kristin

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Clothespin Instagram Art

My craftiest craft has been sort-of-in-the-works since ordering a boat load of my Instagram photos from Printstagram.  Within a week, I had 48 vibrant, square memories ready for something.  And other than hanging from a “wire”, I hadn’t a clue of what that crafty something would be.

Vintage Window Picture Frame

Months of staring at a stack of photos later… I decided to Google through my thoughts and hope to find exactly what I wanted.  I landed on this photo and was almost equally as stuck.  It’s pretty darn frustrating to know what you want, but not know how or where to find the pieces to get there!

Clothespin Instagram Art 3

Where would one find an oversized vintage frame for under 400 bucks?  Clothespins?  Better yet, weathered clothespins?!  Oh and this weekend.  I was determined to finish this project before the weekend was up, so Etsy and Amazon weren’t even options for this girl on a mission.

Clothespin Instagram Art 2

I ended up finding a huge stock of vintage windows (original glazing!) on Craigslist, conveniently, within a few blocks of my house.  Twine and picture hanging hardware were acquired from Michael’s.  Clothespins and spray paint from Zinger, a local gem.  And then I hammered and nailed and hung my way to the most special thing I’ve ever made in all of my existence!

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Filed Under: lifestyle Tagged With: crafts, decor, instagram, photography, photos, prinstagram, wall art

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Comments

  1. Danielle @ It's A Harleyyy Life says

    August 26, 2013 at 8:02 am

    very cute! I love pinterest finds!

  2. Krystal says

    August 4, 2015 at 10:10 pm

    What did you use to stick the twine to the window?

    • Kristin says

      August 5, 2015 at 7:53 am

      I painted thumbtacks and used to poke through the middle of the twine.

      • Krystal says

        August 5, 2015 at 10:57 am

        Awesome! Never would have thought of that 🙂 thanks!!

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