How to attach chicken wire to a frame

How to make a chicken wire frame with furring strips, chicken wire and a staple gun. Easy, rustic, DIY farmhouse project.

Our living room has a lot of space and potential with the space it provides. With that said, we also have low ceilings within our ranch style home. This can leave wall space that is sometimes difficult to work with. I contemplated a gallery wall at one point but

Today's trash to treasure is a DIY chicken wire frame I made to (a) hold wedding and party invitations (b) use as a prop for photographing m...

Clearance frames can be your best friend for organizing your thoughts! A little chicken wire and chalk paint are the keys to this transformation! I love a good…

Recently Snapdragon Snippets has begun offering a "paper quilt" version of popular Hearthsewn Patterns "On the Docket" mini quilts. There are many fun and interesting ways to display each of these monthly "quilts". Featured here is a re-purposed wooden picture frame. Chicken wire has replaced the glass and backing, painted and attached in place. Color-coordinated mini clothes pins hold the paper art in place, making it easy to change each one as a new month begins. View the construction…

Learn how to attach chicken wire to wood frame with these step by step instructions. Easy to follow images. (FREE PDF DOWNLOAD)

I'm attempting to restyle the room divider screen I have in my kitchen.

"HORIZONTAL stand option: leave a note to seller requesting that. Measures at 24\"x34\". Default picture has the chicken wire (we use real authentic 20 gauge chicken wire and attach it with construction grade staples to ensure durability). Perfect for center pieces/picture collages. Instead of chicken wire I can make the center with the more traditional chalkboard or dry erase board. Want to hang it as a frame? Just unscrew a few screws and hang it on your wall! Also I love custom…

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My love for vintage DIY upcycling crafting was the inspiration for my blog. I enjoy crafting a great deal but tend to be a little accident prone or off the wall with some of my ideas, so I thought I would share my insights and mishaps!