My First Frame

[tncreeker]

So about a year and a half ago, a very nice man sent me some "sticks and rocks" and a frame to show them off in. I finally got the time to set it up. Now, I have ZERO artistic abilities. I cant draw a stick man straight, nor paint the outside of a barn right. I do however LOVE the way the sticks and rocks look in this frame. And yes I know they are not really sticks. Your comments, good or bad, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again Steve, I have really enjoyed all that you sent.
Lori

 

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[Tnmountains]

I think you have them displayed very nice. They look good. Larson is one heck of a nice guy.He has shared so much to all of us

 

[bone2stone]

Well done and a nice tribute to your friend.
Some fine collectable artifacts there.
All appear to be authentic.

Jess B.

 

[bone2stone]

Well done and a nice tribute to your friend.
Some fine collectable artifacts there.
All appear to be authentic.

Jess B.

 

[yakker]

That looks great! From Larson? Yeah, I hear he's a mighty fine fella. I know his artifacts are mind-blowing. Good job! Yakker

 

[RJ55]

Fine looking display. RJ

 

[mainejman]

Kooks real nice from here...That's a good start.Hope you can add to it....mjm

 

[NCPeaches]

Great job on the display! Those are really nice!

 

[Tony in SC]

Great layout!! I hope this is just you're first. Tony

 

[rock]

I have the same struggle on setting up a frame so I usually just go with the straight lines. Larson gives some nice gifts. Its winter for him rite now so he enjoys the guitar from what I have seen him say from the past. Nice frame

 

[tncreeker]

I am bumping this,,because yes this was a gift from Larson. I LOVE these little tools and bones and rocks. He was also very generous with pottery pieces. Made my gift to him look very small.