by Your Picture Framer | Jan 8, 2015 | Framing projects
The customer’s requirements included being able to see both sides of her husband’s rugby shirt (to show all the damage caused through use on the pitch. This needed 2 solid oak frames joined back to back and the ability to attach a chain from 2 points on...
by Your Picture Framer | Jan 27, 2014 | Framing projects
Over the past few months we have completed a number of 3D frames and thought you might like to see a few. A puppy’s first collar and lead along with a photo of the little chap. Both collar and lead are held in place with mini tags (similar to the ones used for...
by Your Picture Framer | Jan 19, 2014 | Framing projects
Some people can spend an incredibly long time on their needlework projects and when they ask us to frame we always ensure that no harm is caused to their work and that whatever we do is completely reversible. This picture shows the method we use to lace a cross stitch...
by Your Picture Framer | Jul 17, 2013 | Framing projects
This little blog post is about some work we have completed over the last 12 months or so for just one customer and was prompted by this recent compliment: “Following the discovery of Your Picture Framer (Steve) last year we have just had our third project...
by Your Picture Framer | Jun 30, 2013 | Framing projects
We were recently given this old compass to put into a presentation case. The compass is a pin-on type made by the Marble Arms and Manufacturing Company of Michigan USA and a version is still produced today. This particular compass was used by Janus Crossett Shonio of...
by Your Picture Framer | Mar 10, 2013 | Framing projects
This football programme is being held in the mount without it coming into contact with any glue or adhesive tapes. We have used archival polyester sheets wrapped around the programme and passed through the undermount to hold it securely in place. A little extra design...
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