
A couple of 70 degree days helped my mini daffodils pop open. Yesterday they were closed up tight.

While I was up in Maine a few weeks ago....I played around with photos....and today this one got framed.

I punched a bunch of photos squares and edged them all with a black sharpie. I like to cover the white edges...and the black gives each square a nice little frame.

This is how it looked at the beginning of the day...but I ended up trimming it down for framing...partly because I thought it was too busy...and partly because I already had a really nice matt with a black bevel that was just perfect.

My matt was 9 by 11...not a standard size...so I opted for a black metal frame. I bought sets of the lengths I needed and put it together today. Sometimes the sliver edge shows...but you can solve that problem by covering them with a black sharpie.
I love the finished product and learning the process along the way!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anita!
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