The new enterprise., 1905-04-27

- ~ NUllOuS hAIus' NHi'" "
q ~ themselves are meNpen'
gONr sivc, but Of such artistic
quality, form valuable help to the
decorating Of the study or den, often
cnuses the owner to wish that framing
was less expensive and that some
method could be devised which would
permit Of the use Of these art objects
upon tie walls In some more attractive
ana permanent manner than by faston.
in~ V ith pins or thumb tacks. This can
easily he accomplished by the means
of the passc-parout, q method which
is at the same time not onl2 inoSpen-
slvp. but serves TO give the print n
finished appearance, and preserves il
fully as satisfactorily rs if framed eE-
pensively
In order TO make pasSe.partout
frames properly q board should be pre-
pared as follows; Select smooth
board without warp two or three inches
longer and wider thm the largest
frame desired. Finish the two longer
sides 10y mailing on ;he edge a narrow
strip which should project above the
working side Of the hoard not more
Than ono-siXtccnth Of an inch, This
viii be found sufficient 90 prevent the
glass used from slipping Off the board,
and VII provide a resting shoulder
against which the glass may be pressed
during The making OF the frame. on
one side Of the board draw a line at Il
distance Of onc-half inch from the pro-
iccting edge; ut the otho: side OF The
hoard n line should bc drawn one.
fourth inch from the opposite project
ing edge. These lines should be
marked plainly and accurately. as they
form the guide lines unon which the
binding strips are placed, and If they
vary in distance the binding strips
cannot be placed accurately in posi-
ton.
The binding strips should be selected
from some strong paper or gummed
binding cloth that will either harmon
i2a with the print to be framed. or
with tha paper which may he used as
Il mat TO give the print q sufficient mar
Sin. For this purpose ] use the lighter
grades Of cover papers which are cut
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