Two hand painted fans that are hand sewn to a blue matboard backing under museum glass, shadowboxed into a bamboo shaped frame.

 

Two matching cross stitch birth announcements stretched under matching blue double mats in a rustic cream colored frame with regular glass.

 

A fun scratch off map that was dry mounted to lay flat with a 5" black matboard added so the customer can add photos. There is no glass so they can scratch off spaces as needed. Framed in a 1" traditional black moulding.

 

This shadowbox containing Boy Scouts of America patches and kerchiefs was created using magnets to hold the rolled kerchiefs in place. This is framed using a 1" wide black shadowbox that was 2" deep with a gray backing matboard plus red matboard spacers on the sides for a little pop of color and to hold the glass from squishing the kerchiefs. The patches were all hand sewn through the backing matboard.

 

This signed and numbered print was mounted in the heat press using Ultra Preserve, an archival and reversible process to make it lay nice and flat in the frame. This has a double mat of white & black with an added color strip of orange!! This is framed in a contemporary black matte frame that is 1 1/4" wide all under museum glass.

 

This cross stitch is stretched on 3/16" acid free foamcore board and mounted under a triple mat and museum glass in a stacked frame of a deep dark brown traditional thin ridged frame inside with a deep dark brown bamboo shaped frame on the outside.

 

A fun set of coordinating prints featuring Oregon locations!! All framed to match with a single mat under non-glare glass in a traditional rustic white frame.

 

A colorful Disney collectible lithograph of Ursula from The Little Mermaid. Using a double mat of a light purple and chartreuse green, it's framed under museum glass in a 1 inch green textured frame that hints at seaweed.

 

This is a topographic map from 1956 of Wadesboro, North Carolina. The client now lives here in Oregon, but this is where he grew up!! Map was dry mounted in the heat press to lay nice and flat. Then a 5” mat in a matching creamy white was added and it was framed under regular glass in a traditional 1” black frame.