My Beloved has been busy, doing his part to get
Rose Dance ready for the
Arti Gras Gala this weekend. I thought you might enjoy seeing the framing work in progress, because it has presented some challenges.
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My husband Pascal Gephardt had to improvise a support to hold up all corners while the glue sets. |
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Another view of the frame-in-progress, in our basement "framing corner." |
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Why on earth would I need a shadowbox this deep? |
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Moral to the story: Let the creative juices flow, but watch the elevation! |
I am grateful to
Randal Spangler and
New West Frame and Moulding for their help with acquiring the materials for this frame, and oh, boy, do I ever owe my husband Pascal Gephardt a "big one," for all the joining and assembly. When you see
Rose Dance all framed up, it will be thanks to them (stay tuned).
IMAGES: All photos were taken by me, Jan S. Gephardt. Please do not reproduce them without attribution and a link.
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