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Thats my granddaughter, LeAnne,posing in this frame I made for my daughter.This frame utilizes the spline- border idea that I came up with a few years ago. Pretty simple really.Photo #2 shows the Mahogany spline joining the rail and stile,but it also frames the photo.The diagonal corner inlays are 1/4” kerfs cut on the tablesaw with contrasting strips of Maple inserted.The picture is held in with toggles made from scraps and the support is a piece of 3/8” square stock that fits loose in a hole punched in the back with the mortiser.These details are shown in the Mahogany frame I posted recently.
These are great gifts….everyone wants to show off the kids.
-- " Stubborn tenacity substitutes for natural ability" ANDY
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16 comments so far
Dadoo
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posted 258 days ago
Wow, that’s really sharp looking!
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Dekker
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posted 258 days ago
I like the way you have brought the “inner” detail to the “outer” edge with the mahogany splines.
Nice figure on the wood too!
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Peter O
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posted 258 days ago
That’s a beautiful frame, and a beautiful granddaughter! Neat idea for the detal/spline.
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TomFran
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posted 258 days ago
Very nice frame!
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CharlieM1958
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posted 258 days ago
Beautiful wood, and a really great design for a frame. Having such a photogenic subject helps too!
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Thos. Angle
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posted 258 days ago
As always, Andy, very impressive adn exceptional. I always like the subtleness of your work.
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Dominic Vanacora
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posted 258 days ago
This looks like a great Christmas gift but it would be hard for me to give away.
Very nice looking. The wood was a nice choise as well. Great detail.
-- Dominic, Trinity, Florida
DAN
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posted 258 days ago
Beautiful work. Spectacular way to use highly figured lumber !
Would make an special christmas gift. a real treat.
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Jeff
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posted 258 days ago
I love this!
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dennis mitchell
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posted 258 days ago
Beautiful wood. Good work on the granddaughter thing too…lucky you!
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 257 days ago
That is gorgeous. Great use of such a beautiful piece of wood.
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Dorje
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posted 257 days ago
Wow…mmm hmmm…really pretty frame
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cajunpen
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posted 257 days ago
That is one spectacular picture AND frame. Both the subject and the materials are absolutely beautiful.
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miles125
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posted 257 days ago
That is some cool looking wood!
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Andy
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posted 256 days ago
Thanks everyone!
-- " Stubborn tenacity substitutes for natural ability" ANDY
Harold
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posted 251 days ago
This is breathtaking, just perfect.
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