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28 Personalized Photo Gifts To Make

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There’s no better way to truly personalize something than with the images of people we love. Photo projects make beautiful gifts (or gifts to yourself!) Have you been looking for a photo craft project?  Well, these bloggers have you covered!  Check out these great project ideas for making your own photo gifts!

28 Personalized Photo Gift Ideas at www.happyhourprojects.com
1. Kid Numbered Wall Clock from Confessions of a ADD Housewife
2. DIY Wood Letter Photo Props at Happy Hour Projects
DIY Photo Props
3. Creating a Perfect Moment in Black and White from Phat Quarters Blog
4. Felt Flap Picture Book from Small Things with Love
5. Custom ABC Board Book from One Dog Woof
6. Photo Viewfinder Pillow from Morena’s Corner
7. Photo Candle from 365ish pins
8. Picture Frame Luminaries from That’s What Che Said
9. DIY Photo Block Ornaments from It Happens in a Blink
10. Canvas Photo Collage from Create and Babble
11. Growing Up Gallery from de Jong Dream House
12. How to Make a Large Photo Collage from The Housewife Eclectic
13. DIY Father’s Day Prop from Morena’s Corner
14. Vinyl Photo Gift from Crafty Meggy
15. Glass Tile Magnets from Happy Hour Projects
16. Bath Time Photo Shoot and Display from One Little Mama
17. Bent Fork Picture Stands from Small Things with Love
18. DIY Photo ID from Organasms
19. DIY Photo Pendant from Pitter and Glink
20. Photo Sports Awards Display from One Artsy Mama
21. DIY Washi Tape Photo Board from 7 Alive
22. Father’s Day Photo Project from One Artsy Mama
23. Photo Transfer onto Wood from Small Things with Love
24. Glass Etched Quote Picture Frame from The Tied Ribbon
25. Christmas Photo Holder from 7 Alive
26.  Photo Tag from Have Time Now What
27. DIY Instagram Prints from Carissa Miss
28. Giant Picture Tutorial from Sugar Bee Crafts
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