It doesn't look like it would be too hard to duplicate. I would take the measurements of the front (example 4x4) double that (for the back side- so 4 x 8 ), add whatever you think it might be for the flat bottom in the middle (maybe ? 1.5 so a total of 4x 9.5), then cut your piece that long and score. It's hard to tell from the picture but maybe a small flap on the inside of the back piece so the front has something to stick on to keep it closed- so 4x 10 for a total of cut paper. You would then score at 4", score at 5.5", score at 9.5" and that's it.
Make any sense to you? (I hope I did my math right)
It is a lovely frame and a great wedding token! I love her gallery as well- she does great stuff!
Anne
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