Dancinbaer
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I'm framing a peice of art done by a grade school student. It's made up of three layers of construction paper each a different size glued on top of each other. A 12x18 centered over an 18x24 centered over a 22x28. The picture is then colored on the 12x18 and 18x24.
There is no glue at the edges of the upper sheets and they have a little curl to them. I do not feel I should do anything to the piece. My thought was to place a piece of mylar between the piece and the bottom mat to hold the top two pieces flat. My concern is the mylar will be in contact with the crayon. Is this OK? Over time will the mylar stick to the crayon?
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
There is no glue at the edges of the upper sheets and they have a little curl to them. I do not feel I should do anything to the piece. My thought was to place a piece of mylar between the piece and the bottom mat to hold the top two pieces flat. My concern is the mylar will be in contact with the crayon. Is this OK? Over time will the mylar stick to the crayon?
Any thoughts?
Thanks,