The frames she had earlier transfigured weren't needed by her. So she decided to just revert them back to their original state. So she pointed her wand and muttered, "Reverto!" And lo! there was her paper and parchment, both safe and sound!

Now that the question of using paper or parchment had been resolved, Ira set to work of sketching the designs. She drew many of them, in all sizes and shapes, in squares, circles, oblong and weird other shapes too! She liked the flowery ones and the freehand type of designs too. Then, once she had finished with her sketching, Ira kept her sketchpad aside and started on the actual Transfiguration work. It certainly looked like it was going to finish early.

It was then that she remembered about the photo that they had to use! Thankfully she had brought it along with her her and hadn't forgotten it. She fished it out of bag and kept it on the desk. So now she had to transfigure a frame around that photograph. She had brought along just a nature's photograph which was eye-pleasing. This had been taken on one of her family tours to hill stations!

She set to work. She used the paper first. She concentrated hard on the design she wanted, it was a not-too-simple but not-too-difficult design. She drew a square around the photograph and muttered, "Statua Habitum". And yes, as expected, a nice wooden frame appeared. It looked pretty good!