Die Cut Photo Frames

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Die Cut Photo Frames. Add a photo to give as favors, tie on gift bags or add to wedding wish trees. Die Cut Photo Frames are great gifts for guests at weddings, graduations and anniversaries. Each frame is adorned with a white satin ribbon. Paper. (2 dozen per unit) 3" x 4" with a 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" photo space. © OTC

Was 4.25

NOW $3.49 24 Piece(s)

SAVE 18%

Discontinued

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Die Cut Photo Frames 1.5 5 2 2

Read the reviews! They don't mention that this product is made of flimsy cardboard and held together with a thin strip of glue that rips when you try to carefully insert a standard wallet-size photograph. I intended these as one type of favor for my wedding reception, however, it took me a lot of effort to make these presentable. Also, they each come with a ribbon and you have to untie each of the ribbons to even get the picture in. I ended up gluing each picture into the cardboard after each one ripped, then adding jewels and ribbons to dress it up. Does not look like the picture! Be advised!.. All other items purchased from this company were great, just not this one. May 19, 2012

You get what you pay for It's a cheap product, made of flimsy cardboard. Some of the frames came with some of the cardboard missing from the front. I couldn't get a picture to slide in without ripping the cardboard so I had to glue the pictures in. Had to decorate it to make it look decent. But it is fairly priced to what you are getting, you just have to plan to make it look pretty. April 2, 2012