Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 151
icture frames, carve them, and thenleave our carving until you can construct anythingin wood. You will always be able now to designcarved work for any given space; one of these pic-ture frames, however, is going to be a rather severetest of your skill. Fig. 84 shows the first photograph frame they… … Fig. 85. Carved picture frame Fig. 85 shows a problem in designing for irregu-lär spaces, and the design is a typical Swedishform. In both of these frames it was necessaryto provide a method of holding the photo on theback. CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK 131 This was accomplished by tacking on two…
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