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Applications like Photoshop can help you shrink down the picture to the size of your locket. From there, you can cut it out.

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Is there any way I can keep the photo in there without gluing it?

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Most lockets have bits on the side that help the picture from falling out, but if that doesn't work, use a tiny amount of glue tack.

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My locket has a space for two photos, but it's heart-shaped, which makes it harder to make the photo exact. How can I make sure the photo fits the locket edges precisely?

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You could take a scrap piece of paper and trace around the frames, then use that as your guide.

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What if I want to use a full picture?

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If you want to use a full picture, it will have to have a fairly large image on it or it will be too blurry to see once it's shrunk down into the locket. For example, a portrait of someone's face would be a good choice, but a large group photo would not.

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I have a locket without a cover and holes in it. How do I put a picture in this locket?

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Use a small amount of glue to apply the picture to the locket.

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I have an oval locket. How do I do it?

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It would be best to use the first method for that. For example, trace the empty space of the locket inside, then put the traced paper on the image (I recommend a face). Then cut out the image, place it in the locket, and done!

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