corner ornamentation

[geperry]

Does anyone know where I can find corner ornamentation... like a bendable metal ornament, to dress up a silver colored frame?

 

[Baer Charlton]

Bomar, Sterling, Designer Supply, all have Icanthra leaves and other corner compos already leafed and ready to steam & apply.

What would I do if I wasn't afraid? I'd go ride Amy's horse Mr. Slick Lightning.

But then that's just the Friday night rum talking.

baer

 

[josephforthill]

I saw something like this at the Philadelphia show; I think they were thin enough to use on mats, and I am sure one of the display pieces used the same corners on mat and the frame.

Of course, don't remember anything else, but maybe someone will see them in Atlanta?

I think applying compo ornament by steaming and bending is fine before frame is finished, but I wouldn't try it on a finished molding.

 

[Jerry Ervin]

"You didn't mean compo ornamentation, did you?"


They most have, you could tell by the wording

"bendable metal ornament"

 

[Sherry Lee]

Check with Roma - they have them.

 

[geperry]

I saw something like this at the Philadelphia show; I think they were thin enough to use on mats, and I am sure one of the display pieces used the same corners on mat and the frame.

This is exactly what I"m looking for! Anyone know where I can get it?

 

[geperry]

I checked Roma... but not even sure what they are actually called... anyone know?

 

[j Paul]

gperry, I saw those corner decorations at Philly, and they were at the M&M booth. If what I am thinking of is the same thing, they were used as corners on fillets.

 

[Flintstone]

Nielsen makes corner ornaments. They're shown in their metal moulding catalogue.

 

[Puppyraiser]

Also go to a GOOD scrapbook store. Such ornaments are being used in what is called "Altered Art" and some of them can be modified to fit frames. We sell them as mat decoration.