lollo88
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by lollo88 on Nov 22, 2016 19:14:38 GMT 1, Hello everyone,
As many times the Yodas in all of you fellow members sold most my art-related problems, I again come to you for some advice.
I have a very beautiful (and ridiculously expensive) frame that was originally meant to hold "adrift" by James Jean.
That piece has now been sold as I could look at it any longer without hating myself for having bought it.
The size of the frame is 105ร50 cm.
Since I don't really know any other piece of that size (or different size, same ratio) I'm trying to work the problem the other way around and see if there is any piece I like that may fit in there.
Does anything come to your minds?
Cheers,
Yan Solo Lorenzo
Hello everyone,
As many times the Yodas in all of you fellow members sold most my art-related problems, I again come to you for some advice.
I have a very beautiful (and ridiculously expensive) frame that was originally meant to hold "adrift" by James Jean.
That piece has now been sold as I could look at it any longer without hating myself for having bought it.
The size of the frame is 105ร50 cm.
Since I don't really know any other piece of that size (or different size, same ratio) I'm trying to work the problem the other way around and see if there is any piece I like that may fit in there.
Does anything come to your minds?
Cheers,
Yan Solo Lorenzo
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by John The Badgers on Nov 22, 2016 20:12:31 GMT 1, Not an expert here, but the Stik print from the book? I have one framed, not a million miles off size-wise, not overly expensive, and I think looks good? Just a thought.
Not an expert here, but the Stik print from the book? I have one framed, not a million miles off size-wise, not overly expensive, and I think looks good? Just a thought.
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Nick
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by Nick on Nov 22, 2016 20:13:55 GMT 1, Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts.
Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts.
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lollo88
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by lollo88 on Nov 23, 2016 7:53:49 GMT 1, Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts.
That actually makes a lot of sense
Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts. That actually makes a lot of sense |
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by Deleted on Nov 23, 2016 8:46:21 GMT 1, Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts.
You can make one and a half 50x50cm frames with a 105 x 50 frame.
Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts. yeah sorry but that doesnt quite work. You can make one and a half 50x50cm frames with a 105 x 50 frame. |
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Nick
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by Nick on Nov 23, 2016 11:14:10 GMT 1, Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts. yeah sorry but that doesnt quite work. You can make one and a half 50x50cm frames with a 105 x 50 frame.
Not quite sure your logic there but you definitely can.
To be precise you'd have a 5cm x 50cm strip of waste wood and glass, and you'd need to have two extra 50cm lengths of wood cut as each frame would be missing one side.
Lots of pieces are 50 x 50. Just get your framer to cut it down and you have two nice frames! Much cheaper for you as he will only charge for labour and not parts. yeah sorry but that doesnt quite work. You can make one and a half 50x50cm frames with a 105 x 50 frame. Not quite sure your logic there but you definitely can. To be precise you'd have a 5cm x 50cm strip of waste wood and glass, and you'd need to have two extra 50cm lengths of wood cut as each frame would be missing one side. |
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SUGGESTION FOR LEFT OVER FRAME, by Deleted on Nov 24, 2016 11:55:45 GMT 1, If in doubt put a mirror in it.
If in doubt put a mirror in it.
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