Can you use this like a shadow box and put objects in it? I was hoping to make it into a bank for a Pintrest project.
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it's not realy a shadow box. the backing is only cardboard. you could reinforce the backing and give it a try. they are not that expensive and if it doesn't work you can put a picture in it. they are great frames.
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It doesn't fit well; you'll have light leak and it will slip downward. You can make it work with some creative use of gaffer's tape and a little cardboard--if you don't mind spending a few extra minutes moding your set-up. It is a versatile little softbox, though, and sits in my bag just in case the unexpected opportunity comes up.
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I've used Mighty Putty for a few years. I love it for the uses it is advertised. I don't know if it would work as you intend, but I would think not. How heavy are the framed pictures? Do they have wire or some kind of hanging device, or would the Mighty Putty bear the full weight of the frames? That I think it would not do. And there is some slight shrinkage when the putty dries. Why not try the yellow Fun Tac? That would defiitely work for your purpose.
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I tried putting in several 4x6 photos in the box and it bent them. You unfortunately can't stand them up which they need to be when stored. This won't work for you. Sorry but I feel you would regret it. I like the box a lot but I use it for important papers that lay flat.
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If you turned the smallest piece sideways, you probably could. The blocks are much larger than other blocks I have come across.
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You could use it as a bulletin board if you used staples. It is rather thin but I use mine as a bulletin board. I stapled it inside a broken mirror frame.
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The sides of the playpen can be moved around to make a star or other shapes such as a square. It's really up to you on how you want to shape it.
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As an artist, no, I would not use this in that type of way. It's actually very thin and flimsy. And maybe, because I'm old school, my standard for poster board is too high. For backing posters I'd go for something more substantial, like even a chip or matting board.
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You would not be able to connect the panels directly to each other. You would need a post that each panel could connect to in order to form a corner
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Yes you can. The frame I used is a bit thick but I'm sure you could use a thin one also.
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Absolutely not . Think of a metal form like a stretched canvas and that is what you will have. Find a smaller one instead!
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You easily could, the surface is level and slightly porous. There are also four holes on each corner where you could either use nails or wire to affix. I LOVE this product!
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It should work for for that. Shadows from the main light are cast when the subject it to close to the background.
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It might be possible but you yay keep in mind that those items have a curve to them that is specific to the side it belongs on. The best example I can give is for you to try it with the items you have but change the slots that they go into.
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You can but it doesn't look very bright or full. It looks more like a watercolor on paper.
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I haven't tried. I am using these as storage drawers for my 18 inch doll accessories. Therefore, I picked up some leftover wallpaper at a big box store and, It looks very pretty.
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Yes. Just pick out your object then save to pics. Name it and go to file in silhouette. Choose import to my library. Type in file name then ok. That hopefully answered your question.