DIY Grinch Printable Silhouette Pictures

For a quick and easy addition to your Grinch Christmas party decorations, try these simple DIY Grinch printable silhouette pictures. With our free printables, they only take 15 minutes to put together.

I went on a bit of a Grinch Christmas decorating binge this year.

And these DIY Grinch printable silhouette pictures were one of the easy projects I made to put up on the wall above my fireplace.

They’re so simple to make, they literally take about 15 minutes of work time to put together (plus the time for the paint to dry).

Supplies

Materials

• unfinished wood frames*
• neon green spray paint*
• scrap piece of cardboard or a garbage bag – something that you can get spray paint on
• Grinch silhouette printables – you can get these from our resource library, which is available to our newsletter subscribers (sign up below if you don’t already have access)
• scotch tape or masking tape

Tools

• Color printer
• Scissors

How To Make The Pictures

1 | Paint The Frames

The first step of making the Grinch silhouette pictures is to paint the frames.

Lay the frames out on a scrap piece of cardboard or a garbage bag that you can spray paint on.

Then use the green spray paint to give the frames a couple of coats of paint.

Let the paint dry for at least 2 hours.

2 | Print The Pictures

Get the silhouette pictures from the Resource Library. They’re under the “Christmas” section.

Open each picture and print it making sure it stays at its original size.

To do this:

• Open the More settings section in the left options bar.

• Under Scale, pick the radio button with the field beside it, and make sure it says 100.

3 | Frame The DIY Grinch Printable Silhouette Pictures

Cut the pictures out along the inside of the black lines.

Then place the frame face down and turn the picture over.

Center the picture over the frame opening.

Use scotch tape or masking tape to attach the picture to the back of the frame.

Use a small nail or pin to hang the frame.

If you don’t want to make any holes, you could also try double-sided tape. I haven’t done this, but I think the frames are light enough it should work.

I arranged the pictures so that on one side there was a picture with vertical stripes on the top and horizontal stripes on the bottom.

On the other side, I put the horizontal-striped picture on top and the one with vertical stripes on the bottom.

If you are using frames with different patterns like I did, I found that putting the same frame on the top (and bottom) on both sides of my Grinch wreath made it easier to get them looking level.

And that’s all there is to it!

Other Grinch Christmas Ideas You Might Like

• DIY Grinch wreath
• Grinch Christmas tree
• Printable Grinch bingo
• Grinch food and drink ideas
• Grinch outdoor decor ideas

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