Cabinet Door Photo

Today the man and I stopped by the Habitat for Humanity Restore to pick up a few (as in 2 boxes) of tiles that I have an extreme plan for :) But while we were there I found this cabinet door that I needed decided to buy because I had an idea to make this

It was super easy & I LOVE it! But since I love a good before & after.. here's the tutorial! I started out with this cabinet door for $1.00!! I lucked out because it was already white and distressed.

The restore is right next to Walmart, so I estimated the size and hopped over the Walmart print off this picture in an 8"x14" size. It was a colored picture but I printed it in Sepia.

Unfortunately, I'm a terrible estimator and it was WAY too big. I'm talkin' like 4 inches. Seriously? How can I not know how big an inch is? So since I am also really impatient, I just cropped off some of trees out of the photo.

Once I distressed the edges, I mod podged the back of the photo onto the cabinet. I rubbed out all of the bubbles and applied a pretty thick coat of mod podge to the top, sealing the edges really well. The mod podge added a really nice texture to it! 

I also nailed in the hardware to hang it on the wall. The man got it at Menards for 89cents/pack of 5.

Here is the final product! I love it! Even the fiance was impressed... and it takes a lot to get him to actually WANT to pound more holes in our walls!

I haven't hung it yet but I'll post a better picture when I do!

The best part about this project is that between the hardware, door and photo it only cost me $5.50! And $3 of that was just to print off the photo!

Hope you're having a great weekend! Blessings!

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