Holly Moxley Art

Holly Moxley Art
Showing posts with label UV Glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UV Glass. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Various clients brought in many different styles of stitcheries, needlepoint and cross stitch.

Hand stretched, no mat, ornate white frame only


Hand stretched, single mat, museum glass, metal frame


Hand stretched, double mat, museum glass, wood frame.



Hand stretched, single mat, beading, spacers, Conservation Clear glass, white wood frame


Hand stretched, single circle cut mat, beading, spacers, Conservation Clear glass, white wood frame.


The two pieces by the same client

Customer stretched, no mat, Museum glass, wood frame only


Customer stretched, no mat, Museum glass, ornate wood frame only


Hand stretched, no mat, Museum glass, ornate white frame only


Hand stretched, no mat, ornate white frame only


The two pieces by the same client


The two pieces by the same client.  Hand stretched, one with single mat, one without matting,
both have Museum glass and colored wooden frames.
Hand stretched, double mat, Museum glass, wood frame.


 

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

From Egypt came these beautiful pieces. The first is a drawing on a tablet and the second is a painting on papyrus.

This small tablet is framed without glass in a small 3/4 inch wide
wood frame that is textured and painted black and gold.


 

This large papyrus is floated on top of a coordinating blue acid free mat board
and framed with Museum Glass that has 99% UV protection
and a non-reflective coating to look nearly invisible. 
Surrounded by an ornate gold frame.



Wednesday, October 16, 2024

One of the fun parts of custom picture framing that the clients rarely get to experience is the thrill of seeing each element of the design being added. Clients usually bring in their unframed pieces and then come back to pick up their completed frame jobs.





Picture one is the art after its been mounted in a vacuum heat press onto Acid Free Preserve Ultra mounting board which, by the way, is completely reversible.





Picture two has the acid free double mat added.





Picture three has the frame laying on it without the glass added.





Picture four is of the completed frame job after the glass, paper and wire has been added onto the back of the frame.

It's such a lovely view of Mt. St. Helens from Scappoose, Oregon.