Nowadays, a pallet is NOT just a pallet. It can be so much more with a little vision. The Baeza Blog put a pallet on a her dining room wall to frame a group of pictures! It is rough and textured, and yet looks so good! Bring on the pallet decor!
Head over to Choose To Thrive where you can learn how to make picture frame cabinets. Like Nike, you can either leave them blank or put pictures or scrapbook goodness in them. What a fun way to change up your kitchen.
Sorry I don't have a bunch of highlights from the party today. The weather is getting better and we had to have a multi-family BBQ at our house or else Spring would not be here!!!! I'll post a highlight post tomorrow.
I love how Mrs. DIY and The Tennis Guy gave her picture frames a littl height by making some pedistal picture frames. While these were made with thrifted candlesticks and glue, I'm pretty sure you could make it with other wood products from a craft or home improvement store. 
Sugar Bee has a fantastic wall to display a lot of pictures at once without the use of lots of frames. This is a great idea for people who love to post pictures of their kids and family (or of a vacation or anything else.) .
AND Sugar Bee also made a St. Patty's Day pillowcase dress using bias tape she made and pintucking! So cute!
Check out the St. Patty's Day pillowcase dress too.
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You've got to see the technique that The V Spot used to knock-off a Ballard print! It would look fantastic on almost any picture! I've got to try this! These pear pictures look awesome.
You are going to be amazed by this Toilet paper roll craft at Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom. It blows my mind that someone could create that faux metal artwork to display pictures with TP rolls! I don't know if I have the patience to create something so beautiful and detailed!!!! (BTW, This is a great blog with so many fun ideas.)
The incredibly talented Choose To Thrive has come up with another low budget, dynamite craft for Valentine's and beyond. I'm loving the saying and all the little pictures that make up the heart. This is being guest posted at Tatertots and Jello!
What do you do with your old calendars? Do you throw them away or reuse them? Tallgrass Designs took a picture of Paris/Eiffel Tower from a calendar and framed it. My nieghbor has a set of three related pictures from the same calendar framed on her walls. They look great!.See the calendar wall art!
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Here's a fun technique I never knew about. The Quick Unpick shows us how to sew photographs onto canvas! What a cute idea! I love the sewed finish!
Isn't this wall of frames a cute Christmas card? I love how Sassy Sanctuary made it using a big board. This would be fun for so many different ocassions (not just for Christmas.) 
If your still looking for a great present to give someone for Christmas (or an upcoming marriage or anniversary), head over to Rosy Red Buttons to learn how to make a darling picture clock.
