Multipurpose String Art Table Decoration Frame

This multipurpose string art frame use for home decor purpose.

Made out from MDF - Yarn strings - Nails and Quick adhesive.

This Frames use for Home decoration, personalized ring-watch and other things holder with flower holder.

So, its multi purpose for use and easy to make.

Here we are making a total 6 numbers of frames with different designs from yarn strings.2 frames are big and 4 frames are small .

Let’s make it with home supplies.

1. MDF board (approx 2ft x 2ft)(5 mm thick or more)
2. MDF cutter
3. Multicolor yarn strings (2-4 meter each )
4. Small Nails (cobbler nails)(simple 1 inch will works)
5. Mallet(plastic hammer) or other similar thing
6. Ice cream sticks (36 pieces)
7. Pencil
8. Rubber
9. Scale
10. Glue
11. Some flowers for decoration.

1. Marking Frame Layout on MDF
2. Use pencil and ruler to draw layout on 2ft x 2ft MDF board.
3. Frame sizes:
4. Small frames: 6” height × 4.5” width → make 4 pieces.
5. Big frames: 9.5” height × 6” width → make 2 pieces.
6. Cut Out Frames
7. Use an MDF cutter to carefully cut out the 6 marked rectangles.
8. Sand the edges if needed for a smooth finish.

1. Tip: Always cut on a safe surface with proper hand support to avoid chipping MDF.

1. Design Planning
2. Decide on the pattern for each frame.
3. Small Frames: Flower patterns (use curves, petals, spirals).
4. Big Frames: Vase outline (a container shape to insert real flowers).
5. Drawing
6. Use pencil to sketch the string art outlines on each MDF piece.
7. You can use stencils or printouts to trace symmetrical designs.

1. My plan is to draw Flowers on small MDF pieces and Vase design on Big piece for place actual flowers inside them.

1. Be creative! Personalize your designs with initials, mandalas, or geometric shapes.

1. Spacing & Placement
2. Mark nail spots along the design at 1-inch intervals.
3. Ensure the distance is uniform to maintain symmetry in yarn wrapping.
4. Nailing
5. Use small nails and a plastic mallet to drive the nails halfway into the MDF.
6. Follow the shape contour closely.
7. Repeat for all 6 frames.

1. Safety Note: Do not hammer too deep—leave about 2/3 of the nail visible for yarn looping.

Frame Bordering

1. Use ice cream sticks to create a wooden border around each MDF piece.
2. Cut or trim sticks as needed for corners.

Optional Painting

1. Paint sticks before attaching for color contrast.

Fixing

1. Use quick adhesive to glue the sticks onto the MDF edge.
2. Let dry for 15–30 minutes.

Big Frame Support (4 Pieces)

1. Cut a 12” x 10” MDF board into 12 strips of 12” x 18mm each.
2. Cut 8 pieces of 80mm x 18mm from these strips.
3. Join in pairs and trim ends to 30° angles.
4. These form the back supports for standing big frames.

Small Frame Support (8 Pieces)

1. Cut strips into 50mm x 15mm rectangles.
2. Join 2 pieces at a right angle and trim top into triangle shape using a paper cutter.
3. Glue triangle on top of rectangle to form easel-like support.

--These supports allow your frames to stand upright on flat surfaces like tables or shelves.

You will attach support at the end of all the steps.

1. Choose Your Yarn Colors
2. Mix and match bright and pastel colors like:
3. Light Blue
4. Orange
5. White
6. Off-white
7. Violet
8. Red
9. Light Green
10. Start Wrapping
11. Tie one end of the yarn to the first nail.
12. Wrap yarn from nail to nail in a consistent pattern.
13. Fill in shapes or follow lines depending on the design.
14. Secure End
15. Tie off the yarn securely and trim the excess.
16. Use a small glue dab on knots for extra hold.

-- Experiment with layering colors to give a 3D gradient or floral effect.

1. Using Spare MDF Strips
2. Take leftover 12” × 18mm strips.
3. Cut to desired lengths for sidearms .
4. Glue horizontally or angled behind the frame.
5. Functionality
6. These arms can hold:
7. Rings
8. Chains
9. Keys
10. Earphones
11. Watches

-- Add hooks or grooves for better hanging options.

1. Attach Supports
2. Glue the custom supports to the back of each frame.
3. Let dry for at least 30 minutes.
4. Add Flowers
5. Big frame vases can hold light flowers (real or artificial).
6. Secure with glue or small clips if needed.
7. Placement
8. Place small frames on desks, shelves, or corner tables.
9. Use big frames as centerpieces or entrance decor.

You’ve now created 6 personalized string art frames that are:

1. Visually attractive
2. Multi-functional (decorative + storage)
3. Completely handmade
4. Perfect for gifting or enhancing your room

These frames serve as:

1. Mini flower vases
2. Jewelry holders
3. Tabletop name boards
4. Ring/watch organizers
5. Modern art pieces