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Old 09-16-2005, 11:45 PM   #6
Lacey Lewis Lacey Lewis is offline
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You have no idea how helpful that pic is!

If I may ask you another question: What did you do about canvases the deeper, heavy duty stretcher bars, if you used them?

Part of my problem is that the only thing I am finding online for them are the floater frames, and I'd like it if I could find a frame that covers that 1.5" on the side. I would rather have each one in its own regular frame instead, say, of 5 in floater frames and 5 in assorted other frames.
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