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    The document provides instructions for making multiple small frames of different shapes to cover empty wall space. It establishes the goals of adding color to the wall and creating frames that can hold notes, calendars, and pictures. Criteria for the frames include looking professional and functioning as a bulletin board while adding happy color. The plan outlines supplies like wood, glue, fabric, and nails needed and steps like measuring, cutting, gluing, and nailing pieces together before adding cardboard backing and fabric covering. The frames are evaluated as meeting the goals of giving the wall color, looking professional, and functioning as a bulletin board for a low cost completed in a weekend.

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    The document provides instructions for making multiple small frames of different shapes to cover empty wall space. It establishes the goals of adding color to the wall and creating frames that can hold notes, calendars, and pictures. Criteria for the frames include looking professional and functioning as a bulletin board while adding happy color. The plan outlines supplies like wood, glue, fabric, and nails needed and steps like measuring, cutting, gluing, and nailing pieces together before adding cardboard backing and fabric covering. The frames are evaluated as meeting the goals of giving the wall color, looking professional, and functioning as a bulletin board for a low cost completed in a weekend.

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    Design Project: How To Make A Frame

    Uploaded by

    Misael Sepulveda
    The document provides instructions for making multiple small frames of different shapes to cover empty wall space. It establishes the goals of adding color to the wall and creating frames that can hold notes, calendars, and pictures. Criteria for the frames include looking professional and functioning as a bulletin board while adding happy color. The plan outlines supplies like wood, glue, fabric, and nails needed and steps like measuring, cutting, gluing, and nailing pieces together before adding cardboard backing and fabric covering. The frames are evaluated as meeting the goals of giving the wall color, looking professional, and functioning as a bulletin board for a low cost completed in a weekend.

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    Design Project

    HOW TO MAKE A FRAME

    BY: Misael Sepulveda

    Set the Goal


    I would like a frame or multiple frames to cover the emptiness of this wall. I decided to make multiple smaller frames of different shapes.

    Examine Outside Influences


    I would like something that gives that wall some color and that I can use to put some notes, a calendar and some pictures up as well.

    Establish Criteria
    The frames are not to look crappy or unprofessional. The frames should work as a bulletin board. They should also give a happy color to the wall.

    Make the Plan


    Supplies
    Wood Strips Wood Glue Fabric Wire Brads Finishing Nails Cardboard boxes

    Tools
    Craft knife Hammer Ruler Measure Tape Scissors Hand Saw

    Carry Out the Plan


    Measure cut

    Cut the ends off

    Saturday morning

    Put it up together 1st Glue 2nd Nail

    Nail down the pieces together

    Put the frame on tope of the cardboard. Outline. Cut it.

    Nail down the cardboard on the frame.

    Cut the needed fabric. Fold the sides of the fabric in.

    Fold the sides in. Nail the fabric down.

    Evaluate the Product


    The frames gave the wall a happy color, they looked professional and could also be used as a bulletin board. It took me no more than a weekend to finish it and I only spent $ 14.46 on the supplies.

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