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Picture Frame Art Design

This picture frame art design was such a fun one to put together. I used a mix of cacti stickers to create a cute little desert‑inspired scene inside a wood frame, and it came together so quickly. Sticker art is one of my favorite easy craft ideas because you can build a design piece by piece, play around with placement, and create something totally unique without needing paint or complicated supplies.

This project is perfect if you want a fast décor idea, a beginner‑friendly craft, or just a creative moment in the middle of your day. The cacti stickers add such a sweet pop of color and personality, and the finished piece looks adorable on a shelf, desk, or gallery wall. If you enjoy simple DIYs that still feel special, this little picture frame art design is a great one to try.


three frame art designs with cactus decals

Materials needed

wall art creations art 

Two picture frames

Paint

Scissors

Tile decal 

craft gems

Ruler

Total cost: $8

Watch the video tutorial




Frame with cactus decals and gems

Start off with your tile decal and ruler. Using your ruler, create straight lines on your tile decal. If you have two frames, you will want to create eight sections in total. Each tile decal will be for your picture frame glass. 

Now that you have made the lines for each section, you can begin cutting each section out. 

Once all sections are cut out, you can now place them on the four sections of your picture frame glass.

 (If you are making two frames, apply the tile decal on both). 

There should now be a border around your glass. 

You're ready to start painting your wall art. I picked my wall art up at my local Dollar Tree store. The backing is sticky, and it was just what I was looking for. 

When applying the paint, you will probably end up having to apply around four coats of paint. 

Allow your art to completely dry. Once it is all dry, you can now place them onto your picture frame glass, and place it into the frame. If you have craft gems, you can apply them to your art. 

All done! Yes, it is really that simple. I hope that you have all enjoyed this simple frame art design.

I'd love it if you created it with me! Be sure to look through some of my other hands-on crafts and see if there is something you would like to create! 

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  1. What a clever idea, so simple and SO effective. Thank you for sharing with us at Handmade Monday :-)

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  2. What a great idea! So cute, Stephanie! Thanks for sharing this with us at Will Blog for Comments #81. It's open an extra week, so if you have not yet shared 3 posts, you're welcome to share more, either old or new. Wishing you a lovely week to come.

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    1. P.S. - Jennifer, I hope that you have a lovely week as well.

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