How to Make Framed Boo Art {Halloween Craft}
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Halloween decorating and picking out pumpkins are a few of my favorite things about Fall. I thought I’d start pulling out some of our Fall and Halloween decor when I came across this fun framed Boo art I crafted for Halloween a few years ago, and thought it would be fun to share how I made it.
This fun Halloween Craft has been a favorite in our house for a few years. I made it with a Dollar Tree frame and newspaper, making it super quick, easy and cheap!
What you’ll need:
- Picture frame with 3 openings
- news paper
- scissors
- printer
- one sheet of 8.5″ x 11″ copy paper
To make the Framed BOO Art:
- Use your piece of copy paper as a template to to cut 3 pieces of newspaper to the same 8.5″ x 11″ size.
- Using Word on my computer I opened a blank 8.5″ x 11″ project and in the center type the letter “B” (size 150-175 depending on the font style) *note: I made this 3 years ago and do not remember what fonts I used.
- Place the 8.5″x11″ pieces of news print in printer and print the letter “B” on newspaper.
- Follow the same steps to print two letter “O” (using a different font for each letter)
- Cut the newspaper with printed letters, to fit the frame openings. (I removed the glass and placed it over my letter to trace and cut the newspaper squares to fit the frame.
- Place each letter in the frame, and reassemble frame.
That’s it! Super easy craft that you can enjoy for years.
I left my frame brown, thinking I may change it out throughout the year with other words or pictures, but I never did. To make it look more “spooky” you could always spray paint the frame black, if you can’t find a black frame.
I think I’m going to look for another frame this year and spell EEK, or print some vintage Halloween art to put in the frame.
Visit my Halloween Page for more Halloween Crafts, Recipes and Home Decor Ideas!
Do you decorate for Halloween?
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Oh Cheryl, that is absolutely darling! What a great idea! Love (& pinned)!
This is so cute!! And easy too!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Love this Cheryl! So easy and cute 🙂
how super fun!
Simple but beautiful!
These are so fun Cheryl!
What a fun idea!
love the simplicity of this, perfect decor for Halloween!
Very cool! I love that it’s not the traditional Halloween colors but definitely still gives that feel.
love this! look at you, crafty cheryl!!! 😉
What a great idea! So adorable!
This is such a cute idea! And so easy – love it 🙂
that’s brilliant, Cheryl. I love this idea!
Really cute! BOO!
WOW, looks amazing 🙂
Such a cute idea! I’m heading over to your Halloween page right now… 😀
Cheryl that is WAY cute!
I love this idea! The newspaper makes it so cute. The simplest projects are always the best, aren’t they?
I love this Cheryl! Halloween is definitely a holiday where we go all out. I love the rustic nature of decorating for the holiday!
Super cute idea!
I’m pinning this! My weekly linky party–One Creative Weekend–has gone spooky this week in honor of my thirteenth party.
What a fun easy craft – love this!
What a cute idea!
So cute Cheryl!
Cheryl, how pretty is this…love this idea…’eek’ is one of my favourite sayings…ha…thank you so much for sharing…xo
I love this!
I’d love to have you link up at my Weekend party!
This is so creative and cute! I would love for you to come link up to my Get Social link party and show off your blog!
I love how classy this looks! Great idea.
This is so cute! What a fantastic project! If you have a moment, would you consider linking this up at my Pinworthy Projects Party? I hope to see you there!
This is so cute! I love its simplicity. If you get a chance I would love for you to come share this tutorial at my pin party!
Such a great idea! I featured you today in my Friday I’m In Love favorites!
XOXO
Jenn
very cute!
I did it! I found a three hole frame at the car boot for 50p, painted it black and made the pic. For background I used sepia toned pages from an Edgar Allan Poe story. It looks great and I’m very pleased. Thank you for telling us about this. xx
I LOVE this idea 🙂 so simple and creative! Which font did you use for each letter?
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