God Knew Our Hearts Needed You Wall Art Walnut Finish DIFRMW1143

God Knew Our Hearts Needed You | Wall Art | Walnut Finish | FRMW1143

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"God knew our hearts needed you." This wall photo frame displays those words and heart design under glass; white matboard is also just under the glass. Art insert is set back 3/4" from the glass and mat, creating a dimensional appearance. Back of frame is removable, so it's easy to replace the insert with your own 8" x 10" to 11" x 14" photo of that special person(s) that God has placed in your life. Frame is MDF wood with a rich walnut tone finish. Glass and mat size is 11" x 14"; the outer dimensions of the frame are 12" x 15" x 1 1/4". Hanger on back.

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  • "God knew our hearts needed you"
  •  8" x 10" to 11" x 14"
  • Walnut Finish
  • Wood
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