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After cutting I tape the inside, and open the outside and put in woodglue.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
how to build a cheap frame for a painting
So I start buy buying molding from the hardware store
measure (on the inside of the inner rim) and cut 45deg angles with a Mitre Box
After cutting I tape the inside, and open the outside and put in woodglue.
Then clamp while the glue dries.
wow. done. that was quick.
After cutting I tape the inside, and open the outside and put in woodglue.
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Did you just staple the painting to the back of the frame? Thanks.
ReplyDeletenot attached with anything just fits tight
ReplyDeleteHi thanks. Sorry I forgot i posted this question. So the painting has already been stretched when you fit it tight to the frame? Thanks again.
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