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  • 02-03-2006 1:58pm
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    MorningStar
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    Hi,

    I have a few things I want to frame. I don't mind doing it myself so a guide on how to and what I need would be cool. I know there are various places that do framing services but many are way too expensive. I can't imagine that everybody is paying such hefty prices on framing. I will gladlly just buy of the shelf frames but even at the the card frame around the works is that bit easy to do?


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    Fajitas!
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    Depends on the frame TBH, but if you go into someplace like Roches, you should find handy enough ones.

    If you're making a curtain frame with card, it looks great, but pretty hard to get it looking perfect. One slight slip-up can make it look very shoddy!

    It's all about practise practise practise really.


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    MorningStar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,031 ✭✭✭MorningStar


    I was kind of hoping for a guide. The curtain frames seem to be cut at 45degree angle etc... I just want a general idea or guide of what is involved if possible


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