It's a little rough round the edges at the moment, but a couple of coats of paint will cover most of that up, not bad for an hours faffing about
Spandrel
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framemaker
Spandrel
Inspired by misterdiy looking for a spandrel mount, I did a bit of playing about after work. The frame is one I made ages ago for a Russell Flint which the gallery decided to change for a period frame I had lying around. I am also making a circular one but have only cut the hardboard for that one.
It's a little rough round the edges at the moment, but a couple of coats of paint will cover most of that up, not bad for an hours faffing about
It's a little rough round the edges at the moment, but a couple of coats of paint will cover most of that up, not bad for an hours faffing about
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prospero
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Re: Spandrel
Excellent job Richard.
My incredible idea was to saw the fancy edge off a bit plastic moulding and bend it round inside after a blast with a heat gun.
My incredible idea was to saw the fancy edge off a bit plastic moulding and bend it round inside after a blast with a heat gun.
Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About
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Roboframer
Re: Spandrel
I've never tried this sort of thing but this has inspired me.
My first attempt went a bit wonky but I can swallow it!
My first attempt went a bit wonky but I can swallow it!
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prospero
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Re: Spandrel
Shame on you John. 
You got your gadrooning going all in the same direction. 
You got your gadrooning going all in the same direction. Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About