So I agreed to get a TV and my husband agreed to make me a Flat Screen TV Frame. I didn't want to walk into the room and that be the one thing that you see. I only agreed to put a TV in our bedroom because I knew that I wanted to frame it so it was less obvious. Although this does not matter with modern day remote controls, I like to be able to turn the TV on and change the channel/volume without having to hunt for a remote control that is always misplaced. When we purchased the TV, I made sure the one we bought had the controls on the front. If I don't have to sit through another Hanna Montana again, I would be overjoyed.
Plus with 2 kids in this house, the moment the TV turns on in the family room, they come running and take control over what we watch. I know there are some of you out there that are gasping and thinking "You should never put a TV in your bedroom!" I respect your opinion but I do like to lay in bed at night and watch TV. Since the goal was to finish projects and to use the stuff I had, I think I stayed with in my goal :o).Īt Christmas, my husband and I decided rather than buying gifts for each other, we would splurge on a TV for our bedroom (42 inches for those of you wondering how it would look on your sized TV). I will let you decide if this was cheating on the budget, but for this month I spent $0 on the frame.
The materials cost approximately $35, but if you hunt around or have leftovers from putting up crown molding it could cost your far less. Although this amazing project was completed during my $0 budget month, we did plan for it and purchased all the materials a couple of months ago.
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