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My film picture frame staircase

8 years ago

Nearly there! What do you guys think?

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User
8 years ago
Looking good :)
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Michelle M
8 years ago
Love it!
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User
8 years ago
Phil you have pulled this off, it's not easy to get a range of different size and styles of pictures to look good together but you have made it look effortless. I bet it took ages.

Elaine @ Property Facelift
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Patria C
8 years ago
I love this!
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Ocean Clarke
8 years ago
This is great!

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