Hi Sylvia

First of all, thanks so much for coming by my site. I so appreciate it.

As for your question, I’ve got to be honest that I tried to figure out exactly what you’re talking about. And couldn’t quite find a way to adhere those corners on the back without the back/adhesive side showing on the front. I finally resolved that I would have to put them on the front, but then could take them out to dust the frame as needed.

I’m sorry I don’t have a better solution for you! But, if you do figure out how to do it, I’d love for you to come back and tell me.

Good luck with your frame…what a wonderful and thoughtful wedding gift!

Many hugs,

Lynn

Hi Lynn. I am trying to complete a vintage window I made for a wedding. I snapped a picture of the couple at the age wedding and have one if their engagement and even have some of those vintage corners like you have and a border around. My question is, did you secure the picture behind the glass? And if so, how did you secure the picture without adhesive shoeing through the glass?? Have done windows for a few gifts and have always ended up playing the pictures on top of the glass which looks ok but I’d really prefer it behind for cleaning purposes and because it looks more like a picture frame. I have tried the scrapbook lead tape but it shows on the picture. Just wondering what you did. Thanks!

Hey there friend…I am quite pleased with how the laundry room turned out and that One Room Challenge was the kick in the butt that I needed to get it done. Now that it is done, I’m planning ahead to the one in the fall. I will give this one much more thought since I joined the last one on the spur of the moment. Oh well, sometimes that’s the only way something gets done. Right?
Hugs…Lynn

As for the laundry room, it’s turning out so pretty! It will be a fun, calm place to be. The colors are gorgeous together and your art is so fun. Love the marble paper and the way you chose to hang it, it looks fabulous! Never would have thought of that! And the window frame with the kids photos is a precious piece, memories that will take you back to another time. Love it!

Wow…I paid $20 for my window frame and while it is old, it is perfect structural condition. Don’t blame you for not wanting to shell out that kind of money. And sweet Flora…she is a Golden Retriever and it just seems she always has to have something in her mouth. Sometimes she just forgets to spit it out and accidentally eats it!
Happy Weekend Linda.
Hugs, Lynn

Hey there Linda! Thanks for your well wishes for Flora, she is so very loved by our family and so it is always quite traumatic when she eats something she shouldn’t. Sadly this fur girl will eat ANYTHING!!! And I mean anything. She has had 2 previous surgeries for consuming bits and bobs of things she found around the home, so we really are very conscious about keeping things picked up.
I’m curious, what do window frames like this cost in your area? I am pleased with how the laundry room is coming together. This was my first One Room Challenge and I’m pleased that I chose a smaller room to start with. I do have an idea for litter box…just need to get it done…you just reminded me that I still have that~! I had forgotten.
Thanks for swinging by.

Hugs, Lynn

Hey Carol…yup my girl has rung up quite a vet bill in her 5 years. She’s predisposed to eat things she shouldn’t…ugh! But she is so very loved by this family, so we will do everything for the girl. You’re so funny…seems you’ve always got plans that Mr. Cottage doesn’t quite know about! But guess he’ll know when the time is right!
Hugs…Lynn