How Do You Make A Shadow Box Frame?
A shadow box frame makes a lovely display for treasured keepsakes. You can use a recycled frame and other added pieces of lumber to create this easy project. The design of the frame determines how fancy you want your shadow box frame. Scour local yard sales and thrift stores. Many times you can pick up a nice frame for pennies, because those selling them are distracted by an outdated and tacky picture. You can simply remove the picture and toss it. Follow these steps to create your own. Remove the glass from the frame and set aside. Measure the length of the frame and cut two pieces of poplar for the sides of the shadow box frame. Measure the width of the frame, subtract a 1/2-inch and cut three pieces for the top and bottom. The remaining piece will be a shelf. Form the shadow box frame with the two side pieces on the outside and the top and bottom pieces positioned inside the ends. Apply wood glue to the joints and use the brad nails to connect. Measure and cut the plywood according