Pompom Picture Frame Craft

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Do your kids have treasured photographs that they want to keep?

Here’s a fun way to display them. They can make they own picture frame!

This pompom picture frame craft is so easy to make and it is a fun and whimsical display for a treasured photograph.

Disclosure: Thank you to CraftProjectIdeas.com for providing the supplies for this craft project. All ideas are my own.

This craft is a fun independent project for older kids and tweens and your younger kids will have fun making one with a little bit of help.

Let’s grab some craft supplies and get started.

Supplies Needed:

4 large (jumbo) craft sticks per frame
Pompoms
Glue
Photograph
Tape

How to make a pompom picture frame

First, you’ll need to create your frame from your craft sticks.

Place down two parallel craft sticks and overlap with two more craft sticks to create a square. Glue your four craft sticks together.

While you’re waiting for your glue to dry, select the pompoms that you want to use for your frame.

Line your pompoms up along the crafts sticks and glue each one down. Press your pompom down to make sure it attaches to the craft sticks. Try to cover all the craft sticks so that you don’t have any gaps.

You can put your pompoms in a specific pattern or just add them in a random order. You could do a picture frame in all one color, two alternating colors, or whatever you like best.

Get creative! This project is entirely yours!

After all your glue is dry, choose the photo you want to display. You may need to cut off the edges off the photo to fit your frame. (We did!)

Flip the picture frame over and use your tape to attach the picture to your frame.

Ta-da! It’s done!

If you would like, you can add a couple of magnets to the back to create a fun magnetic picture frame.

If you enjoyed this pompom picture frame craft, the above photo is perfect for sharing on Facebook or you can save the photo below on Pinterest.

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Terri Thompson

Terri is a writer and mom of two elementary-aged girls. She has a passion for learning and is always looking for ways to make learning fun. You can find her at Better Than Homework where she shares fun learning activities or Creative Family Fun where she shares art, craft, and family fun ideas.