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This is a frame I made for my wife. Nothing extravagant, but I just love the texture of this piece of wood. No two frames of mine are exactly alike, as the weather and sun gives each piece its own personality.
-- Saving barnwood from the scrapyards
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dennis mitchell
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posted 522 days ago
Looks good. I like the drawing, also.
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Chip
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posted 522 days ago
Great frame Hawg. I am a real sucker for that raw, natural look. And I agree with Dennis about the drawing being really nice too. Thanks for sharing.
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markrules
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posted 522 days ago
How did you fasten the top and sides?
Louis Hill
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posted 522 days ago
great job!
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MsDebbieP
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posted 522 days ago
this is beautiful and I too love the image.
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Hawgnutz
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posted 522 days ago
I glued the miter, then used a miter clamp, and shot 18 gauge brads or staples in corners. The staples work best on these pieces.
Thanks for the comments on the frame and picture.
I love the image of a cowboy humbling himself in prayer. All too often, when I was cowboying, we all thought it was US….LOL Picture sure is a great one! Praise His Name!
Hawg
-- Saving barnwood from the scrapyards
CharlieM1958
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posted 521 days ago
Nice frame and art combo!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"