These picture frames were designed to be cut out of a single piece of 12" x 12" material and assembled with wood glue.

A later design revision added a hole in the back of the backplate for optional mounting. Here they are all popped out.

And the final product once assembled:


Using a different material for the rear panel makes the text jump out a bit better when assembled, but once you add a picture it does not make a difference.
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