Display that favorite photo in a special way by using our 8×8 or 12×12 Shadow Box Frames! It’s as easy as adding your favorite scrapbook paper, your photo, and then a vinyl to the top of the glass so that you can change out your look anytime of the year!
8×8 Shadow Box Frame
Supplies:
Scrapbook Paper
Bull Nose Clip
Decorating Your Life Vinyl
E6000 Liquid Adhesive
Tape Runner Adhesive of your choice
Directions:
1. Remove backing to frame. Add 12×12 scrapbook paper to the back of the cardboard using a tape runner. Add Bull Nose Clip to the paper using E6000 Liquid Adhesive. Let dry overnight.
2. Add photo inside by clipping it to the bull nose clip. Put frame back together.
3. Add vinyl to the front of the glass according to package directions.
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