Just before Christmas, a lady Customer brought a medium-sized, black-and-white print which had been
wrapped and stored away from sunlight since 1967. She was excited at having discovered the print which was the last of a set of three her artist father had created, and now wanted it framed in a "safe" picture frame. Alas, the set of 3 prints was somehow mislaid and became separated over the years, and only the first 2 prints had been framed. The third and last print was the one brought in to us for farming and the Customer wanted us match the framing of the other two. As she ...
desired, odd-size clip frames were to match other existing ones on her family wall. There had been new additions to her clan, she said, and she wanted the wall photos decor to match. She volunteered that she was a pensioner and could not afford to pay much. Also, she helpfully added, she knew what the prices of the clip frames should be. Since the special size clip frames that she wanted were smaller than the 
also use these frames for their embroideries since these can provide the durable tensions needed for sewing and pinning. That said, the greatest difference in Strainer Frames Versus Stretcher Frames is the cost. 
will be fairly obvious that a small, 
it’s that simple, hence this post " Thank you for reading our post "Why "composite wood" MDF picture frames are supplanting "real wood". But the reasons for and background to this answer are deeper and more, complicated. From the probable beginnings of approximately 
“a little scratch”. It has been assimilated into the English language to denote any casual writing or design marked on a wall or timber structure. Oddly enough though, if it’s been done on a rock it’s rack it’ called a petroglyph. There’s no great need to describe what a graffito or graffiti are. The oldest ones seem to date back tp 2,500 years BC and, unsurprisingly, are erotic and depict both genitalia and coitus thus ...
several different features. Firstly the moulding, or frame, is much deeper at its side. For instance a normal moulding could be 4cms wide x 2cms high. With shadow box mouldings the proportions are reversed so that it would be 2cms wide x 4cms high, thus giving frames that ‘boxy’ look.
ure gone all weird, wonky, bubbly and funny?". The problem is, in most cases this: the document, photo, print or art has been simply shoved or crammed, unmounted, in a tight picture frame. With the passing of the time and seasons, heat, humidity and other factors, the framed art has expanded, or grown larger, in both height and width. In doing so, the art has hit the hard sides of the frame and, not having room to move or anywhere else to go, it has begun ... 
post "Someone mentioned picture frames with “stacked mouldings”, what are those? " . Referring to the image of the framed art in this post, you will note that there are two, disparate frames. The external, or outside one is of a light brown, or tan colour, the internal, or inner one, is of a warm cream colour. The outside frame was built first, the inner
tubes?. You go to your picture framer’s shop, or store, with your freshly-arrived, eBay or Amazon