$5 Inspirational Wall Art
I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I was in Dollar Tree and I saw wall art stickers that inspired me. I grabbed a picture frame and some spray paint, and made an inspirational sign for my home.
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Supplies Needed:
Picture Frame
Wall Art Stickers
Krylon Looking Glass Spray Paint
Optional – Black Spray Paint
$5 Inspirational Wall Art Video
I removed the glass from the picture frame.
I cleaned it with an alcohol prep pad to remove all dirt, debris, finger prints, and oil.
Once that was dry I took it outside and spray painted it with Krylon looking glass spray paint. It took 2 coats and I let it dry between each coat. I decided to spray a coat of black spray paint onto the back to give it some depth.
Once that dried completely I put the glass back into the picture frame. I love that the mirror color looked antiqued on the glass.
I added my wall art stickers to the front of the picture frame on top of the glass.
The great thing about these stickers are – if I ever want to remove the stickers, change them, or just leave it as a mirror I can.
I decided to put it in our office and where I would see it every day. I love how this inspirational sign turned out!
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Chaz, I know you have gone thru so much in the past. I’m sorry this is another road you have to take. My Daughter-in-law just found out also she has breast cancer and now is going to go thru a double mastectomy. My prayers go out to you. I know in my heart you will get thru this I will keep you in my prayers. You are the most strong person I know.
God Bless you. Your family also. The sign says it all.
Lots & Lots of love & Hugs
Thank you so much, Joanne, and luckily I’m through the worst of it now. I’m sorry that your daughter-in-law has to go through this too. Hugs to your family.