Vintage Wood Block Photo Holder Tutorial

Welcome to this month’s edition of Craft Lightning with a 15-minute DIY craft project.  And of course, I picked something from an antique shop to repurpose!  I’ve been collecting these vintage wood children’s blocks for a few years now.  I love the worn look of them.

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Supplies for Vintage Block Photo Holders:

• vintage wooden children’s blocks
• drill ( I use my Dremel.)
• annealed wire
• wire cutters
• Sharpie or other pen to wrap wire around
• round nose pliers
• glue (super glue or E6000)

First, drill a hole in the top center of the block.

Cut a piece of wire (approximately 12″).  Wrap one end around the Sharpie 3 times. Use round nose pliers to make a tiny loop in the end of the wire.  Bend the long end at an angle so the top loops will be centered.

Drop a bit of glue on a piece of wax paper and dip the straight end of the wire into it.

Then stick that end into the top of the block and let dry.

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If you enjoy this, take a look at these projects, too:

• Vintage Salt Shaker Photo Holder
• Patriotic Blocks with Vintage Children’s Illustrations
• Vintage Key and Button Magnets

Thanks for reading my post!  Leave a comment and let me know if you make these!  I’d love to see your photos, too.

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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