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Pixi foto sitting and photo frames
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You won't get a good quality picture if you enlarge it very much at all...
You might get away with a 50% enlargement but that would be about it...
If you want a large pic then pay for it and make any smaller copies from that - you can downsize without loosing quality.DFW Nerd #025DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's!
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Hiya I did the same max spielman is the the place where I bought frames from they do a few diffrerent ones at those sizes.
They have mounts in for aprox 12 photo's I just removed the mount and pixi photo fits perfectly.:j0 -
Rhealea wrote:I got a 24x24 frame for my 20x20 print in Wilkisons for £20.00.
Still couldn't find a suitable one for the 20x10 though!
Found this on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310097160417&cguid=c9d6ed3011c0a0e20282d5a2ffdd3a32
I've emailed the seller and they can also be made without the foamboard insert so you can put your pixi foto foam board in instead... I think she said £15 without the foamboard...0
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