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Free Photo Frame Project Guide

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Free Photo Frame Project Guide
Free Photo Frame Project Guide by System 96

Create fused glass picture frames with 96 COE glass. Download the free step-by-step instructions courtesy of System 96. Depending on the size of glass you chose from step one you can either make a 4" x 6" picture frame or a 5" x 7" picture frame.

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Below is the supply list to make the spring green picture frame featured in the project guide.

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