Showing posts with label Ram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ram. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 June 2012

Artistic Ikea frames


Materials: IKEA simple wooden frames

Description: During the cold evenings of November, I had the urge to make something to remind me of the summer. So I came up with the following idea.

I bought a couple of cheap frames from IKEA.

I particularly like the wooden colour of these frames and their surface is just right for decoration. So for the first frame I used the driftwood I had collected during the Spring, which I glued them together on the frame. For the second one I created a small wooden ship, which I stuck it on the frame as well as some sea shells.

See more of the Ram arty frames.

~ Stratis, Athens, Greece

Friday, 9 December 2011

Mirror for a child


Materials: RAM

Description: Today we have hanging in my room a nice mirror. Late, but better late than never. This particular model is 5.99 Ikea RAM.

1. Mom and I first thing we did was paint it a color, green in this case, according to the room.


2. Subsequently we used a rug ornament we had from a little old Zara Home, the tuneamos.


See more of the mirror for children's room.

~ Ana Cou�ago, Spain

Friday, 14 January 2011

Kids creativity corner at a carnival


Materials: RAM Frame

Description: At a Kids carnival the tiny kids creativity booth had IKEA plain wooden RAM Frames with some glitter,stars, flowers and glue they customized the frames to whatever style they wanted and most of the kids remembered their moms. Ah adorable!


~ BBS Alumni Environmental Committee, Kuwait

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Pegboard jewelry organizer


Materials: RAM Frame 50 X 70

Description: I desperately needed something to organise my jewelry - mostly earings - to avoid search crisis in the morning.

I had used a pegboard to arrange my DIY tools, so came the idea of using the same system for the jewelry.

I had a mirror cut 50 X 44 cm, cut a pegboard 50 X 26cm and painted it. I took off the cardboard and plastic window of the RAM frame, put the pegboard and mirror side by side, fixed them with the little black strips at the back of the frame and...tada !! So happy ...

I'll put some (pegboard) hooks or similar system to hang my collars at the bottom of the frame and probably will fix a tiny basket to put stud earings that cannot be hung.

~ Gerry, Belgium