Frame Your Earrings A Lady Montana Design    Materials  1 old picture frame chicken wire* wire cutters heavy duty staple gun w/ staples assortment of small dried or silk flowers & leaves 1 bar picture hook 4 1/4" wide domed wooden disks acrylic paint - 2 contrasting colors** Quik Crackle Modge Podge or spray sealer brush hot glue gun small hammer *measuring 1" bigger all the way around than the inside of your frame **Your first coat of paint, which is your base coat, will only show through the cracks. The second coat of contrasting paint is the one which will crackle and be your main color. Directions 1. Apply a base coat of desired acrylic paint and let dry. 2. Brush an even coat of Quik Crackle over your base paint and let dry 20 minutes to 1-hour. Wash your brush immediately. 3. Brush on your contrasting color.  It will crackle in seconds. Let dry completely before sealing with Modge Podge or a spray on sealer. 4. Cut chicken wire so that it extends 1" beyond the frame's opening on all sides. Staple the chicken wire to the back of the frame, stapling every 2-3". 5. Attach the hook to the center top of the frame with a small hammer. 6. On the back of the frame, use a hot glue gun to attach a domed wooden disk to each corner. 7. On the frame's front, arrange a variety of dried or silk flowers and greenery on two opposite corners. Note that in the example, the arrangement extends further in each direction on the bottom corner. 8. Hang and enjoy! Please note that you may copy, print and create this design for personal use only.  It may not be made for resale.