Emily
Grumbler
My customer just brought this photo in for a "cleanup". The picture had been disassembled. She doesn't want new glass, etc. The photo is torn and damaged, she doesn't care. Mostly she just wanted the glass cleaned and everything put back together.
Here is my question: Whatever the backer was on the photo, it is torn and chipped away. Perhaps because of this, the photo no longer sits nicely in the glass. Is there something I can "stuff" behind the photo to force it to contour properly? If this were one of my quilts, I'd use batting. What is my appropriate response to this?
I plan on putting new barrier paper and acid-free foam core to use when I frame it up.
Suggestions? Critiques?
Thanks,
Emily
Here is my question: Whatever the backer was on the photo, it is torn and chipped away. Perhaps because of this, the photo no longer sits nicely in the glass. Is there something I can "stuff" behind the photo to force it to contour properly? If this were one of my quilts, I'd use batting. What is my appropriate response to this?
I plan on putting new barrier paper and acid-free foam core to use when I frame it up.
Suggestions? Critiques?
Thanks,
Emily