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#304 - December 2007 If you’ve always wanted to make picture frames, but the thought of getting all those pieces to line up correctly seems a bit intimidating, then this is the perfect project for you. That’s because these frames aren’t technically frames — not in the true sense of the word, at least. Each “frame” is made from a single piece of 3/4" MDF (medium-density fiberboard). The MDF is cut to size and then painted. A piece of clear acrylic covers the photo. |
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