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WHERE TO FIND?
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Jan - Phoenix 1-31-2001
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 MSG ID: 18917
I've used a hardboard (cardboard) with a sticky
face to it. After you have washed, pressed, and prepaired your work for framing, you peal off a covering and stick, very carefully your art work to it. I've seen it at Michaels (a craft store).
It comes in different sizes and makes your work
look great. Then find a frame to fit it and your done. Good luck! Oh, be sure and work from the center out as once it is stuck, getting bubbles out is hard.

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  ISO: cross stitch framing
  Karen Texas - 1-19-2001
 
MSG ID: 18907
1 WHERE TO FIND?
    Jan - Phoenix - 1-31-2001
   
MSG ID: 18917
  2 Thank You: cross stitch framing
    Karen Texas - 2-1-2001
   
MSG ID: 18918
  3 Recipe(tried): Another framing Idea
    marge/NC - 2-1-2001
   
MSG ID: 18919
  4 Thank You: framing
    Karen Texas - 2-9-2001
   
MSG ID: 18920
  5 ISO: I am getting there,
    Karen Texas - 3-19-2001
   
MSG ID: 18926
  6 Framing X stitch, Karen
    Marge/NC - 3-20-2001
   
MSG ID: 18927
  7 Framing Xstitch, Karen One more thing
    Marge/NC - 3-20-2001
   
MSG ID: 18928
  8 Thank you again
    Karen Texas - 3-20-2001
   
MSG ID: 18929
  9 ISO: glass for framing
    Karen Texas - 10-28-2001
   
MSG ID: 181000
  10 Recipe: Glass for Framing/Karen
    Marge/NC - 10-29-2001
   
MSG ID: 181001
  11 Thank You: glass for framing
    Karen Texas - 10-30-2001
   
MSG ID: 181002
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