How to Display Pictures on Backing

Take a large piece of cardboard., Draw (with a pencil or a felt-pen) a shape in the middle of the card-board., Cut it out, but make sure that the "hole" is slightly smaller (eg., Color the whole thing, back and front., Tape a clean film of plastic...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take a large piece of cardboard.

    Cut it out in the shape and size of the frame you want.

    Note:
    You can also take ideas from other frames.
  2. Step 2: Draw (with a pencil or a felt-pen) a shape in the middle of the card-board.

    This is to be the "hole" through which you can see your picture. ,
    2.3cm) than the picture itself. , Remember to color both sides the same color(s). , This is to protect the picture when it is inside and to make it look glossy. , Remember: the front should be shown. (See "Warning" number 1) ,, Fold one end and glue it on the back of the frame and color. ,
  3. Step 3: Cut it out

  4. Step 4: but make sure that the "hole" is slightly smaller (eg.

  5. Step 5: Color the whole thing

  6. Step 6: back and front.

  7. Step 7: Tape a clean film of plastic wrap over the hole.

  8. Step 8: Paste some PVA glue on the edges of the picture (in front) and glue it on the back of half-finished frame.

  9. Step 9: Take another piece of cardboard and glue it over the back of the picture.

  10. Step 10: After it has all dried

  11. Step 11: take a very thick piece of cardboard and cut a stand-shaped rectangle.

  12. Step 12: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Cut it out in the shape and size of the frame you want.

Note:
You can also take ideas from other frames.

This is to be the "hole" through which you can see your picture. ,
2.3cm) than the picture itself. , Remember to color both sides the same color(s). , This is to protect the picture when it is inside and to make it look glossy. , Remember: the front should be shown. (See "Warning" number 1) ,, Fold one end and glue it on the back of the frame and color. ,

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