DIY driftwood frames that bring rustic beach charm to your space, and are simple to make.
Spruce up old picture frames and mirrors, or build from scratch. Just like with Shell Frames, there are many ways to embellish existing frames. For this Mirror Frame the first layer of driftwood sticks were cut in half with a saw to make it easier to adhere them. Gorilla glue was used.
Frames made with flat driftwood. Take four pieces of flat driftwood and screw or nail them together (make sure to pre drill, not to split the wood). Use the frames to give other frames more punch and attention. Or frame a shell or an object that you attached to the wall.
Another driftwood picture frame, seen at Weddings Handmade.
A cute and Colorful DIY Frame. Tip: The drift wood sticks you choose for the top and bottom of the frame must lie flush with the wall. The clothespin is glued in the center of the top stick.
In this example, flat driftwood planks are attached to standard picture frames. Via Wunderweib.
A driftwood picture frame from New England Trading Company.
The idea here, fit wood pieces together by cutting the ends at 45 degree. Then assemble frame with glue gun, and attach photo to the back. Via.
It took a few trips to the beach to collect all the straight drift wood sticks for this gorgeous frame. You can learn all about it here.
A stunning round DIY Driftwood Mirror that adds the beach to a patio. Tip: Collect shorter pieces and more than you think you’ll need since it’s a bit of a jigsaw puzzle to fit it to the frame. Make sure to check out Driftwood for a Spa Like Bathroom for another great example.
All you need to create an awesome Chalkboard like this is a board, chalkboard paint and driftwood. For more ideas, click here.
A DIY Memo Board Ideas with driftwood. A simple frame to which you can staple chicken wire. Then decorate as you please.
