@nick_lloyd_
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@nick_lloyd_ my most requested DIY: how I made this color matted gallery wall #interiordesign #diy #homedecor #homeinspo
@nick_lloyd_
Instagram · Vlog
@nick_lloyd_ my most requested DIY: how I made this color matted gallery wall #interiordesign #diy #homedecor #homeinspo
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Video #49041 · Vlog
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The creator provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to create custom, color-matted picture frames. He begins by showing the necessary materials (large frames and fabric for the mat), then demonstrates the process of cutting, ironing, and taping the fabric to the frame's backboard. He then prints and asymmetrically arranges black and white photos on the colored mat before assembling the frame and showing the final product. Finally, he demonstrates how to install and use a gallery rail hanging system from Amazon to display the frames, highlighting its adjustability and convenience, and concludes with a call to follow for more content.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook
Color matted frames DIY
Verbal hook
Let me show you guys how I did these custom added frames that sit in my living room.
Visual hook
The creator stands in a well-decorated living room holding a large, finished, custom-matted frame, immediately showcasing the aspirational final product.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Visually present the final, polished result to establish an aspirational goal and immediately state the video's purpose as a 'how-to' guide.
Payoff
Re-showcase the final, integrated result, mirroring the hook, to provide a satisfying sense of completion and follow with a direct call to action.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Aspirational DIY Blueprint
Presenting a high-end, desirable outcome and then systematically deconstructing it into a series of simple, achievable steps, punctuated by expert tips and specific product recommendations to empower the viewer to replicate the result.
The Foundational Component
Isolate and specify the first required item for the project, providing key details like dimensions to make it tangible.
The Unconventional Hack
Introduce a non-standard material or technique and justify its superiority over the conventional method, establishing authority and providing unique value.
The 'Good Enough' Assembly
Demonstrate the practical, often imperfect, process of preparing the hack, making the project feel more relatable and less intimidating.
The Content Curation Tip
Provide stylistic advice on the secondary elements of the project to maximize the aesthetic effect of the primary technique.
The Installation System Reveal
Introduce the specific tool or system required for the final installation, often mentioning the source to reduce friction for the viewer.
The System Installation Demo
Show the high-level, simplified steps of installing the system to prove its ease of use.
The Specific Product Upgrade
Recommend a specific, superior version of a component within the system, often with a product screenshot, to provide an actionable 'pro-tip'.
The Core Benefit Payoff
Demonstrate the final step of the process while explicitly stating the long-term advantages and flexibility gained by using this specific method.
my most requested DIY: how I made this color matted gallery wall #interiordesign #diy #homedecor #homeinspo
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Color matted frames DIY
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FRAMES: 27x40
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STAS Minirail Picture Hanging System Set - Covers 4.92 ft of Wall Space - Smallest Picture Rail & Art Hanging Gallery Kit for Art Display (Matte Silver Rails, Includes 2 Hooks & Cords)
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STAS Art Hanging Set: STAS Cobra + Steel Cable 59 inch (150 cm) + Zipper Hook
Let me show you guys how I did these custom added frames that sit in my living room. The first thing you'll need is frames. I find the bigger the better. These are the dimensions that I yes. And then for the better, I actually just yes fabric for this. You can buy matte paper at Blick or other art stores. I feel like you just have so many more options with color and pattern if you're using fabric. I then just cut it to size and give it a good press with the iron and then taped it onto the back. Really, it wasn't very pretty, but it gets the job done. I then just cut out some photos that I loved in black and white no that the color of the better really popped and then arranged them in a fun asymmetrical way. Then to hang it, I just good this gallery rail system off of Amazon. Really easy. You just drill a couple screws into the wall, hang up the rail, and then you get these gallery wires that attach directly to the rail. I would recommend getting these stainless steel ones with these zipper clips. Hanging the frames onto these is super easy. My favorite part about this is you can adjust the height, you can swap out the frames as many times as you like without having to worry about drilling more holes into a wall. I hope you guys found this helpful. If you did, smash that follow button for more.