Barn wood frames

These rustic picture frames will be a great addition to your home. They are handcrafted from reclaimed and recycled barn wood. The frames do not come with glass or hanger they are as pictured. The frames in the pictures are ready to be shipped. If you need a certain size created please send us a message and we will do our best to create the perfect frame. *Due to the rustic nature of the wood, there will be random nail holes and knots.

Give your photographs an unfinished quality with Brown Barnwood Open Frame. This frame features rustic barnwood in varying textures and shades of brown. The exterior of the frame features an elevated ridge, forming sharp corners down to the area around the photo opening. Exercise your creative freedom by choosing a back and glass to create a stunning, complete frame! Note: This frame does not come with glass, backing, or hanging hardware. Due to the unique, rustic nature of this item…

See how to make a barn wood frame with this tutorial. Awesome make over of a plain mirror into something with farmhouse flair.

Looking for ideas to use scrap wood? This DIY scrap wood picture frames tutorial is the perfect cheap and easy craft project. You can make these to sell, give as gifts, or decorate your home.

BEST SELLING COLLAGE SET OF FRAMES - HANDCRAFTED IN THE USA Crafted by mother nature herself. Weathered rustic reclaimed wood with unique coloring patterns and markings that cannot be duplicated. These frames are NOT made from dingy pallet wood. This unique wood has been carefully sourced, selected and prepared as to create an individual work of art. No two frames are exactly the same which will make your frames an individual work of art. Don't be fooled by other "look alike" frames. The…

Unique, easy to build, Farmhouse picture frame. I’ve been thinking about a different way of creating a picture frame ever since I built a “typical” frame for my…

Learn how to make your own DIY Barn Wood Picture Frame using these simple instructions and some reclaimed lumber (hopefully free wood.)

We have a ton of pallets in our garage that Jake broke down that are laying around. We want to reuse them in several ways, such as: dog house, walkway to our fire pit and a wooden dog bed, but we aren't quite ready to tackle those bigger projects just yet. (We have about 7…