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[nightofthelivingfig]

I needed a larger display for magnets at craft shows, but I wanted to just use what I had on hand so this happened. Here's the steps so you can make it happen too. 

Supplies:

A picture frame with the backing in tact. 

A butt load of metal bottle caps 

Glue (glue sticks or gorilla wood glue or something like that) 

Comic books that are not worth a bunch of money 

Modge Podge

Paintbrushes

Black paint 

Clear coat Spray paint

Separate the frame from the cardboard backing. You don't need the glass for this project so you can put it aside somewhere to accidentally break another time. 

Paint the cardboard backing black, or whatever color you want. I used a flat black primer that was in the closet from another project. You can also use spray paint or whatever I'm not your mom. 

While that drying, go through your comic books. Make sure they aren't worth a bunch of money or every time you look at this thing you're going to be bitter, we don't want that. This is a happy frame. 

Once you've completely destroyed your comic books, start gluing them to your frame. Paint a thin layer of Modge Podge on the frame and smooth the cutout over it. Be sure that you cut the design large enough to cover the side of the frame and a little overhanging to glue down under the lip as well. 

Wow, how easy was that? oh.. messy? well, that's ok, you can take a break and peel all the dried caked on modge podge from your fingers. I'll wait. 

With your frame covered, lay it over the cardboard backing and grab your bottle caps, glue, and patience. You want to have the frame on so you don't glue the bottle caps over where it would be under the frame.

Lay a stripe of glue across the cardboard backing and start sticking those suckers on there. This is the part of the project I really considered breaking down and buying a ten dollar piece of sheet metal at the hardware store... 

Hey look at you all finished and stuff. Now that that's all on there you get to wait a day for the glue to dry. In the meantime, you can coat the frame with MORE modge podge or a clear sealing spray so the designs are protected. 

Once all the glue is dry on your backing, spray paint that sucker. I used a can of black chalkboard paint because it was the only black on hand. I was really stubborn about spending any money on this project. 

woohoo!!!! Everything is theoretically dry now, so pop the backing into your frame and do whatever it is people these days do with magnetic things.