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Title: Frame Of Reference.
Authors: Barrett, Neal
Source: Popular Mechanics. Sep2003, Vol. 180 Issue 9, p108. 6p. 19 Color Photographs, 6 Diagrams.
Subjects: Portrait frames, Photographs, Pine, Hardwoods, Art
Abstract: The article features six kinds of picture frames and presents information on how to build them. Whether they are family photographs, favorite prints or maybe even the fruits of your children's art classes, everyone has pictures they love — and love to show off. However, more important images you've collected over the years demand a bit more respect — and proper frames that give each piece its due. When sizing your mounting material and frames, keep in mind that all the designs featured in the article include a 3/8-m.-wide rabbet to house the mounted all work. Painted pine frames are made from pine and are great candidates for a paint finish. They feature standard moldings available at well-stocked home centers. For all the frames, it's best to cut the rough materials about 2 or 3 inches longer than necessary before ripping to width or machining. Another approach to building frames is to use hardwood with either a clear or stained finish. Different woods can be combined to create patterns of contrasting colors and textures. Photographs and prints are typically mounted within a broad mat-board window that highlights the artwork. Mat board is available in a variety of colors and a few textures as well. Make sure to get acid-free, or archival, mat board to protect the artwork from deterioration. This same material can be used as the mounting board behind the artwork.
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  Data: The article features six kinds of picture frames and presents information on how to build them. Whether they are family photographs, favorite prints or maybe even the fruits of your children's art classes, everyone has pictures they love — and love to show off. However, more important images you've collected over the years demand a bit more respect — and proper frames that give each piece its due. When sizing your mounting material and frames, keep in mind that all the designs featured in the article include a 3/8-m.-wide rabbet to house the mounted all work. Painted pine frames are made from pine and are great candidates for a paint finish. They feature standard moldings available at well-stocked home centers. For all the frames, it's best to cut the rough materials about 2 or 3 inches longer than necessary before ripping to width or machining. Another approach to building frames is to use hardwood with either a clear or stained finish. Different woods can be combined to create patterns of contrasting colors and textures. Photographs and prints are typically mounted within a broad mat-board window that highlights the artwork. Mat board is available in a variety of colors and a few textures as well. Make sure to get acid-free, or archival, mat board to protect the artwork from deterioration. This same material can be used as the mounting board behind the artwork.
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