Too sim­ple may not please some peo­ple who want theirs to be dif­fer­ent. More­over, sim­plic­ity some­times is bor­ing and too clean; thus, by apply­ing a lit­tle bit more of time and effort can give your paper pic­ture frame the bet­ter look.

Now, here’re some tips that you can apply to a sim­ple rec­tan­gu­lar paper frame.

Go to “Make a Sim­ple Rec­tan­gu­lar Paper Pic­ture Frame“
Go to “Dec­o­rat­ing a Wall with Paper Pic­ture Frames”

** In order to fol­low the Tips given below, the links above would give you bet­ter ideas what is a sim­ple paper frame and how to dec­o­rate a wall with it.

Tip 1. Add Col­ors to Your Frame
On my paper frames, I only used white papers and one red because I didn’t want to waste new papers. (You can see the pic­tures here) How­ever, even I used the old used papers, as my friend told me, it looks some what antique and still looks nice. What­ever design, color you choose is your choice and it will look awesome.

Tip 2. Arrange in Dif­fer­ent Pat­terns
Pat­terns usu­ally deceive view­ers eyes even though the indi­vid­ual objects are not in good qual­ity. If you care­fully look into my pic­tures (You can see the pic­tures here), some frames have dis­or­derly glued and taped and even posi­tioned in odd places. How­ever, because they are pat­terned hor­i­zon­tally and ver­ti­cally, they look neat and smart.

Tip 3. Use Dif­fer­ent Shaped Frames
If you care­fully look into my pic­tures (You can see the pic­tures here), one frame (sec­ond from top right) has dif­fer­ent shape from oth­ers. Instead of one frame put on the wall, I glued two frames together to make it more 3D. Although I used only one, more dif­fer­ent sized frame would give you cooler com­bi­na­tion. Now, you can con­tinue devel­op­ing a new shape and just still’em beside’em.

Have a good day