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  • Framing Maps
  • Learn how to frame a map to create a new look for your home.
    From "Home Made Easy"
    episode DHME-123


    Guest Leslie Neblett joins host Stephanie Lydecker and demonstrates ways to compose framed photos—or in this case—maps to create a new look for your home.

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    PHOTO

    Leslie shows you how to frame maps to create a unique look for your home.
    PHOTO

    Figure A
    Materials:

    medium size frames
    large size frames
    maps
    knife for cutting mats
    straight edge
    pencil

    Framing Maps

    • You can frame one map or cut one map into equal pieces and frame them separately.

    • It is really important to have a sharp knife for cutting the maps to fit the frames. Take care of your craft tools. If they do become dull, replace the blade. If you cut with too much force, you can end up hurting yourself.

    • Decide on your wall composition. Decor is a personal choice. You can hang them in two groups of three (three on top and three below).

    • You could try a group of six (vertically or horizontally).

    • Or, you could try hanging two larger prints in the middle of the six framed prints (figure A).


    GUESTS :

    Leslie Neblett
    E-mail: leslieneblettarchitecture@gmail.com

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