Flipping thru a Pottery Barn magazine one day I found six gold frames lined up on a wall over a bed. The frames held black and white photographs of old Paris. The price tag was well over $500 for the set of six. A short time later I was walking thru a Big Lots store when I found six gold frames, already matted with a double opening and gold trim for only $10 each. I purchased them even though I hadn't figured out how I was going to duplicate the Paris photographs. I put them in the closet for several months until I stumbled across the year end clearance sale on calendars at Barnes & Noble. Right there in front of me was a black and white calendar with pictures of Old Paris. I purchased it for only a few dollars and upon returning home I started cutting and framing the most interesting parts of the pictures. For under $70 I had almost an exact replica of the Pottery Barn items. The frames have moved around the room until they finally landed above the headboard..as was depicted in the original picture I had cut out of the Pottery Barn catalog. I no longer have the Pottery Barn photo and they do not carry it on their website anymore...but here is my version (see the previous blogs on bedding for a farther away look at the six frames).
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