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Arts and Crafts Picture Frame

comments (4) January 26th, 2010 in Reader's Gallery

Kelly Dunton, associate art director

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Cherry picture frame with Green and Green inspiration.

Photo: Kelly J. Dunton

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A few years ago I happened to see and meet Laura Wilder at a woodworking and artist’s show. I was quite taken in with her handmade printmaking prints and over time I purchased this print, Autumn Pond. I wanted to make an Arts and Crafts inspired picture frame to hang the print in. With some inspiration from the Green brother’s I designed this frame in Cherry with curves, carving and Ebony square plugs. Autumn Pond print by Laura Wilder

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, cherry, arts and crafts, carving, ebony, picture-frame

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Comments (4)

graphguy writes: Great variation!
Posted: 7:22 am on January 3rd

mbcmd writes: A patient of mine who passed, I am a doctor, gave me a nature print he had made that was made into a stamp. This frame will be perfect for it. Can't wait to get started!
Posted: 9:18 pm on July 2nd

epirnik writes: Kelly, this is great! Gave me some inspiration for an oversized framing project I've been working on .

Cheers,

-Ed

Posted: 10:52 am on February 2nd

Jurgen01 writes: Your use of cherry rather than white oak demonstrates that classic designs can be rendered in many materials with enduring appeal. Very nicely done.
Posted: 10:16 am on January 27th

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