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Start by removing the backing and any glass from each picture frame. Sand down any rough edges to ensure a smooth finish.

Arrange the frames into pairs, creating four corners. Use the adhesive or wood glue to attach the frames at right angles, forming the corners of the greenhouse.

Once the corners are dry and secure, connect them to form a rectangular box. Ensure all edges are aligned and use additional glue for reinforcement.

Cut the clear acrylic sheets or glass to fit the frames. Secure them in place using the frame’s original clips or additional adhesive.

Attach the hinges to one of the longer sides of the rectangular box to create a door. Ensure the door opens smoothly.

Install a small latch or hook on the opposite side of the hinges to keep the door closed.

Optionally, paint or stain the frames to match your desired aesthetic. Allow the paint or stain to dry completely before proceeding.

Place your completed greenhouse in a well-lit area and fill it with your favorite plants or seedlings.

To personalize your DIY Picture Frame Greenhouse, consider using frames of different sizes for a more eclectic look. You can also experiment with different finishes, such as metallic spray paint for a modern touch or a whitewash for a shabby chic style. For added functionality, incorporate small shelves inside the greenhouse to accommodate more plants. If you’re placing the greenhouse outdoors, ensure the materials are weatherproof or consider adding a protective sealant.