Sam The Cat wrote:
> Wanting to make some small, desk top picture frames from scap lumber -- does
> anyone have a source for the cardboard backs that have the flip out leg so
> the frames can stand on their own ?
I actually found a box of them on the curb before trash day - brand new
condition. Glass fronts too. 5x7 size. If you just want a few, you
can have them for the cost of shipping.
Andy
Sam The Cat wrote:
> Wanting to make some small, desk top picture frames from scap lumber -- does
> anyone have a source for the cardboard backs that have the flip out leg so
> the frames can stand on their own ?
A quick Google Search of "Picture Frame Supplies" provided this link as
the first result:
http://www.framingsupplies.com/FramingSupplies.htm
-Nathan
Thanks -- it appears the proper search term is "easel back" -- just what I
was looking for
Cheers
Sam
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> Sam The Cat wrote:
>> Wanting to make some small, desk top picture frames from scap lumber --
>> does
>> anyone have a source for the cardboard backs that have the flip out leg
>> so
>> the frames can stand on their own ?
> A quick Google Search of "Picture Frame Supplies" provided this link as
> the first result:
> http://www.framingsupplies.com/FramingSupplies.htm
>
> -Nathan
>
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 07:45:36 -0400, "Sam The Cat"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Wanting to make some small, desk top picture frames from scap lumber -- does
>anyone have a source for the cardboard backs that have the flip out leg so
>the frames can stand on their own ?
Because I need the glass and the back, I just go to walmart or
whatever and get the cheapest frame I can find if I don't have any
lying around.
-Leuf