picture
- they came out beautifully! In case anyone is interested, I bought some cheap wooden picture frames, some cheap mats, and double stick tape. Stuck white paper over the cardboard backing in the frame, stuck the blocked swatch onto the paper with the double stick tape, threw it in the frame under the mat & voila! So easy to coordinate with your room!
And a question: when you are going to attach things together, do you block them first? A resounding YES!!!!!!! One should block before assembling the pieces
together.
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