I have cut three of the Layered Wildlife Scenes (issue 40 page 20) and need to build shadowbox frames and haven't a clue. I would like to use old barn wood at least on the visible part. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dims are: 21 1/8" x 7 1/4" Thanks, Shellie
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