We're only half way through 2024 and look at all the different maps we've framed this year!! Some are religious, topigraphical, of rivers, of train lines, of wineries, of Disneyland, of Oregon and Portland. Some are small and some are narrow and some are huge!! But they're all interesting!!

 

The latest craft trend is Diamond Painting where you "paint" by number with rhinestones and beads to have a more three dimensional feel to your art. This religious art has two rows of beads along the outside edge just inside the double mat and larger beads accenting the halo and clothing. We mounted the canvas to foamcore board in the heat press and then used regular glass in a traditional dark brown frame with a gold lip. The second photo is from our client after they got it home.

 

Religious art is very popular...this print was mounted using Preserve Ultra and acid-free mounting board used in the vacuum heat press which is reversible without leaving any adhesives on the print. Matted using a single gold metallic mat with regular glass all in a contemporary flat, square, black frame.

 

This signed & numbered print of Pacific Northwest Saints was mounted using Preserve Ultra and a double mat under museum glass in a dark brown carved wood frame.

 

This is a great way to preserve the 12 pictures from a calendar! One large black mat was cut with 12 openings and each picture already had the gold border around each image. They were taped into each opening and framed under regular glass in a traditional one inch black frame.

 

A beautiful art piece of hand cut paper that was already matted. We chose a color coordinating frame and UV 70 glass which offers 70 % ultra violet protection and the disappearing look of museum glass at an economical price point.