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11-07-2014, 02:50 PM
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In the thread that I linked to, I posted links to a few videos on matting basics. Most of it my time is spent planning the layout and then measuring it out. Once you have it laid out on the back of the mat, cutting is easy. Remember to use the old woodworking axiom, measure twice, cut once. If you can make friends with someone in a frame shop, it certainly is easier, especially for fancier designs.
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