Find a pallet and use a circular saw to cut off planks in the size of your choice.

Use a miter saw to cut your pallet wood planks to a 14” length. Cut back support pieces to a 10” length.

Place the pallet wood planks next to each other. Use wood glue to attach the back support pieces. Use clamps or heavy books to secure and let dry.

Use a nail gun to secure the back support pieces further.

Proceed to stain your pallet wood picture frame using the stain colors of your choice and rags. Let dry.

Print out laserjet images on regular printer paper sized to fit your frame.

Using a paintbrush, apply just enough photo transfer medium to completely cover your image, until you can no longer see it.

Apply the photo, medium side down, to the frame. Press gently from the center out to remove any air bubbles. Let sit 24 hours to dry.

It's time to remove the paper. Place a damp towel or sponge over the paper and let it sit for two minutes.

Gently rub the paper away from your image, being careful not to press too hard and remove part of the image.

Rub in a circular motion until all of the paper has been removed. Discard the paper. Repeat until all paper is removed.

Use a sanding block to distress the edges of the photo transfer, where it meets the frame.

If desired, seal the entire frame with regular Mod Podge. Let dry before displaying.