Well, I am back to work tomorrow and almost completed my first DIY project. I am SO HAPPY with how it looks and how it turned out. Even FH thinks it looks great and for him to comment on wedding stuff you know it was great to do. I have to thank Gina674, anjerandunder, JP&EP, and of course Azad's photocube instructions. You girls are the best for sharing ideas, projects, and info. THANK YOU!!!!!!!! I just have to find a lazy susan somewhere and put that on and putting the top on will be the last thing I do.
Nice Job!!!!!!!!! It looks Great!!!!!! I'll ask my dad how much the lazy susan was, and maybe I can get it for you....if I have a ride ..... I'll call ya tomorrow!
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very nice job...
cindyandkevin
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It looks so nice!! You did a great job!!!
Soon2bMrs.MC
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looks great!!!
I need your help on this... I don't even know where to begin...
imyurfavgirl
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very nice!!! Did it take a long time to make it?
MrsFelix
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Wow, it came out really great!!! Good for you.
nicothy
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GREAT JOB!!!!
JP&EP
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It looks great!!!
MissingTheBGene
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Very nice, it's such a great idea!
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Here is the info for the Photocube... Michael's- Frames on sale 4.99 4 8X10 wood ones, 1.99 glue gun with extra sticks, and the foam material. I like the hard flat foam as opposed to the puffy kind.
AC Moore - Matte boards. I like the ones they had so I made an extra trip to AC Moore.
ACE hardware - L brackets and buy SMALL screws. I bought the L brackets but the screws were too large so I almost went all the way through with frame. Buy extra at least 8 small screws to use with the L brackets.
Wal-Mart- Fabric I got 2 yards just in case.
Drill- I borrowed from Future FIL along with drill bits.
Have a screw driver around, the smaller the better since it gets harder to screw it together when you start to close the box in.
The hardest part with finding the right pictures I wanted to use and putting them in the matte boards. I tried to attempt this project alone and almost went crazy so when I called for FH to help he was happy and it only took one night to drill small holes to start and then screw it in and it was done no problems. For the top I used the hard foam and cut it out with a box cutter and put the fabric on. I used my hot glue gun to glue the fabric down on the under side of the foam. It holds well. Good Luck!! When all is done it really was a fun DIY project.
Nali
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looks fabulous
nickelpick
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O wow that looks really good!
DCSAAB06
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Great job girl!! Looks great! Im going to attempt this too....w/the help of FH!!!
I'll show u my final product.
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wow looks great we are going to do ours this month
