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11-27-2008, 07:42 AM
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D&M advertising - looking for framing advice
Posted By: John V
Speaking of Michael's, they have a number of sizes of "floating" frames. Target and Bed, Bath & Beyond too. Items are between 2 pieces of glass, nothing is covered and your wall shows thru, sort of like a mat. One of the best features is you can take down the frame to look at the back of the item. For example, I have a beater T3 in one. In another elongated frame, I have 3 Blankets (Cobb, Jackson, Gandil). 
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