Newsletter

Welcome to the December newsletter.
Apologies for missing out November's newsletter, but things were busy at picture framing HQ.
The Christmas rush is in full swing and although I can't guarantee anything new in time for Christmas, if you have something to be framed get in touch and I'll see what I can do.
If you can wait until January have a look at the Exclusive Offer and enjoy a large discount.
Have a read on and see what I've been up to recently, and see if it inspires you to get something framed for good.
 

20% off in January
Christmas is the busiest time of the year with everyone wanting a picture frame to give as a Christmas present, so as a thank you to those who are prepared to wait until January you can have 20% off.
Orders should be placed in December and you will get your finished frame in January.
Everyone has something that needs to be framed so here's your chance to get it done and looking its best.
All frames are handmade in the workshop in Stonehouse to your exact specifications. 
Offer only available to newsletter subscribers so feel free to forward this to someone who might be interested.

Original Art
This handsome chap was brought in by the artist to finish it before giving to the customer.
Original oils can be framed without glass, so there's no mount on this one.
A large chunky frame often suits when not using a mount, so this black glossy frame with bronze insert was perfect for the job.

Photographs
The customer wanted to celebrate an important anniversary with a picture frame of their wedding photo alongside a recent one.
Even two different sized photos is no problem as I can cut the mount apertures to suit.
A soft white mount with black border was chosen along with a narrow metallic frame.

Wedding Knot
This couple were given a framing voucher as a wedding present, so they used it to get their wedding knot and photograph framed.
This was a tricky project due to the depth of the fabric, so I had to use a deep box frame and a spacer to keep the glass from squashing it.
I cut the photo mount as normal with a wide border, and then used a tag gun to fix the fabric in place around the photo.
A great memento of a special day.