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Dave, did you make the finger joints on the ts or router table? -
Thanks guys. This pic is covered with what looks like a very thin sheet of some kind of poly material and mounted on a piece of 1/4” black hardboard and looks like it was meant to be displayed as is. But me having a ts and a miter sled and some pieces of wood, it just seemed natural to want to build a frame, but with no matting involved. But I didn’t want by happenstance, someone to say, oh what a nice frame but not see the pic. Chet, I bet spell check changed from the intended Wenge, which echos from others, a combination of light and dark woods. And I do have a piece of that, just about long enough for the accent piece. As there will be no glass involved, maybe a few test pieces are in order. Thanks Kev for the pic and others for your input.
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Coop, I framed a B&W pencil sketch that my Dad made of Cody, using walnut, with a "mat" of some particularly gold colored poplar. Except that I totally screwed up the grain match on the poplar, I think it looks really good. -
Black and white photo deserves a black and white frame. I'd cut thin strips of Walnut and Maple, then glue them up in a way that accuentuates the black and white of the photo. Then shape the wood with a classic old school style frame.
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