Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Nov 24th, 2007
Teak is possibly the most aspirational wood in the world. Whether it’s for your floor or garden furniture, teak will usually be the wood with the premium price tag. And there is a good reason for this. Often mistakingly referred to as a hard wood (it is not) it has fantastic qualities for both lining […]
Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Oct 12th, 2007
Most new technology allows us to do things we could not dream about with existing kit. Consider a calculator versus an abacus, a computer versus, well……..? and frankly fresh coffee v. instant! (a relatively modern invention in the UK). In some cases you can even become greener in the process. Think lead free petrol, working […]
Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Sep 30th, 2007
Nearly two years ago I attended an electronics trade fare in Honk Kong. I was hunting for digital photo frame suppliers that would be willing to snap their electronic boxes on to our photo frames. As snazzy as the technology is, most of them are decorated with plastic or garish designs. Looking back my idea […]
Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Sep 21st, 2007
Weird photo frames and ethical practices
There are a handful of people around the world who search for “chocolate leather” photo frames every day. Now I wish our company was able to satisfy this demand (although I estimate we’d generate only 2 or 3 sales a year), but alas our collection does not include leather frames. […]
Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Sep 15th, 2007
Weird photo frames and the environment
According to my techie guru, if I use the key words (e.g. terms you search on in Google) “How to make a barbed wire photo frame” then I will be guaranteed 20 or so visits a day on my site. Funnily enough there are no other sites on the […]
