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Baking Pan DIY Wall Art

By: Victoria Hannley from dazzlewhilefrazzled.com

This image courtesy of dazzlewhilefrazzled.com

From the blogger: "Learn how we took an old, scratched-up baking pan acquired at an estate sale and turned it into a unique wall frame in minutes. Armed with paint and a piece of art mounted onto foam core or cardboard, you can create an unconventional piece of framed art. Adhere a simple wall hook onto the back of the baking pan, hang and enjoy. This project is easier than whipping up a pan of brownies (which sound really good right about now)!"

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Time to CompleteIn an evening

Estimated CostUnder $10

Primary TechniqueRepurposing

Occasion/ThemeSummer

Easy

Materials List

Baking Pan
Spray Paint
Foam core or Cardboard
Spray Adhesive
Artwork
Gorilla Glue
Wall Hook

DIY Project Instructions

Instructions

Give the baking pan a coat of spray paint in a color of your choosing.
Trace onto foam core the shape of the pan.
Adhere your artwork onto the foam core and insert into the baking pan.
Apply a wall hook onto the back of the baking pan with Gorilla Glue.
Hang and enjoy!

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King of Kaiju

Feb 10, 2017

Not only is this a nifty upcycling project, it's a mesmerizing art piece to stare at, too.

SissieSass

Jan 27, 2017

I would never have thought that a baking dish would look good on a wall, but you sure did change my mind. I love the way that the colors detract from the edges of the pan and let the piece be art instead of cooking supplies. Thanks for sharing your idea!