I bought all 4 picture blocks which were meant to make up a flower when they were hung together in the right order.  Instead, I spread mod podge over the old flower print and printed the photos I wanted on them directly off my printer.   I enlarged the images so that they'd print at least 8.5 wide and then i trimmed off any extra so that they fit perfectly onto the blocks.  I then spread mod podge over the top (you can see the lines of it before it dries in the picture).  

The blocks are hollow so they have pre-drilled holes for hanging.  The mod podge dries clear, I used a matte finish but it also comes in glossy.   For now, they are sitting on on my palette shelves in the living room.  This is a super easy way to get your favorite photos on the wall.  I am also thinking that you could use high quality plywood, have it cut to the size you want at your hardware store, have your images printed at your local drug store with printing services in poster size and do your own larger images.

Have fun with this. Remember too that if you print them yourself, it's easy to undo or redo after a mistake.

Materials Used:
Mod Podge
Regular at home printer
White Card Stock
Paper Trimmer
Mounts
Oh, and an old palette for the display.

A few weeks ago I was struck by my friend Dawn's little glass container full of faux robins eggs.  I complimented her on it... and her newly painted buffet... and her really awesome mantle and her new paint color in her dining room and...
well, you get the picture.  She's awesome!  She has my taste!  

A few days later my friend Jenny calls me and says of course, "What are you doing?" and I say, "Painting Easter eggs."  and she says..."OOOKAAAAY."  And moved on...I think my friends may be afraid to tell me I'm crazy.

Broken wicker baskets leave me so sad.  I use them for so many things.  I story stuffed animals in them, use them for toting toys back upstairs, and they serve a mighty purpose with laundry around our house.  Sometimes they get tired and worn out like this one...

We made this simple farmhouse style cornice board for a bedroom window using reclaimed barn wood. With a few simple details it was the perfect addition to this room.  Let me show you how we made it...

We all secretly loved grandma's doilies but putting them under items to protect furniture does not allow you to see their beauty and doesn't seem practical.  
I inherited a stack of doilies, some were handmade and some were store bought but each were beautiful and I wanted to look at them. While watching Gilmore Girls I used the doilies, a large quilt hoop, fabric and a glue gun to make this piece for my  living room.

I have moved it around on a few different walls and have hung it going both directions.  I have some pieces left that I'd like to hang as well so I've found 14 more ideas that I love. Enjoy!