Hair Bow Holder Frame

When my daughter was born I knew she would need a place for her bows. So I saw a picture on the ole Pinterest and went to work.
Frame and Prep.


Find an inexpensive, large, wooden frame with some nice detail. I found one at a thrift shop for about $10. Take out the picture and all of the fames insides. Lightly spray paint the frame if you want it a different color. I made mine a bronze/gold color to match the handles on my daughters dresser.
Finish It Out.

This step was fairly easy although I neglected to take pictures. Place the frame facedown on a soft surface and stretch chickenwire across the back. Use wire cutters to fit to size and a staple gun to secure wire to the back of the frame. Reattach the hanging wire. Use a hammer, wire cutters and the staple gun to help flatten all the edges of the wires.
Load It Up



Clip all the bows to the wires. Headbands are clipped on with clothespins.