I cut mitered corners with my scroll saw, which turned out better than I expected, but the nails I have aren't made for building things and they keep pulling out. Soooo, I've glued the corners with wood glue and stapled the back of the frame on the seams with a heavy duty stapler. I'm hoping that all of this will hold it together...lol

After all of this, I think I may just paint it a solid color and do a simple stencil on the sides. I don't know if I can handle it falling apart after I put extra time into painting it nice. Maybe if I put enough base coats on, it'll help hold it all together more. Wish me luck...lol

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Sal

I bought a little kit for hanging pictures a while back, it has all the little doodads for hanging things and it has nails of differents sizes that coordinate with different sized hooks. I imagine the hooks are nailed into the wall but the nails are meant to go in at a downward angle "/" so they weren't made to hold thngs together. The nails are smooth and don't have any grip to them. I could be completely wrong and it could just be my horrible ability to build things. I thought I had regular nails but after I cut the wood pieces, I couldn't find any and I'm not the type of person who can wait until I go buy the right ones.

Nightlilly

As for a digital camera, I know the feeling my friend. I bought mine on QVC a couple years ago and the only way I could get it was "on-sale" -and- using their payment method. You can actually call QVC and ask them on the phone about a certain product and/or for a program schedule for what they'll have on and when. Or, you can check out their website (qvc.com) and check out the products, then go to the "brand name" website and compare prices. The few things I've bought on QVC were "high quality" and not junk if any are wondering. I was very satisfied with the products.

Sal

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Sal