In the spirit of the Holiday Season, we added to Art's wardrobe. Download the new suit, take Art on a Holiday Adventure and share with us on Facebook. You can get a free frame for your memories from 2010!
The new Santa Suit can be downloaded from our site with this link: Artful Santa
If you don't have the orignal Art (you'll need that because Art is in this file) you will need to download him from our website. Original Art
To get all the details go to our website http://www.framewoods.com/
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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Showing posts with label memorabilia. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
How to be More Creative with Art - Get Free Framing!
Last month John Ary of "I Love Topeka" took Art out on the town to enjoy several art events in Topeka. We would like to invite you to take Art to work with you, or out for a drink after work, or wherever—then, take a photo of you and Art together. Post it on our Facebook page, or E-mail it to us and we’ll post it for you. Next, just stop by Framewoods of Topeka with the art you want framed, and we’ll frame it for FREE!*
It’s a win-win arrangement. Read on… at How to be More Creative with Art - Get Free Framing!
To Download Art 2.0 PDF Click Here.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need a gift that is quick and will allow your loved one to have the fun of framing their memories? "Art Bucks" Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100. Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery! Framewoods.com
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Who Is Keeping America Beautiful?
You may know that during the last First Friday Artwalk, Framewoods invited the Topeka Branch of Keep America Beautiful to share their mission with our art enthusiasts. On their website you can find all sorts of recycling information for the Shawnee County area including a directory of where you can recycle nearly anything within the area. I would definitely recommend checking out their website.
As the nation’s largest community improvement organization, Keep America Beautiful has worked for more than 50 years to inspire individuals and organizations to be more environmentally responsible. Keep America Beautiful engages more than 1,200 local affiliates and participating organizations across the nation to create cleaner, greener and more livable communities through efforts like the Great American Cleanup.
One of our favorite mat suppliers Crescent RagMat just joined the ranks of supporters for Keep America Beautiful. "We’re proud to join the ranks of other leading companies like The Glad Products Company; Pepsi-Cola Company; The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company and the Solo Cup Company in their support of Keep America Beautiful." a Crescent representative says. And we are please to support Crescent in their efforts for a greener earth.
The RagMat line of matboard has always been made with 100% cotton and provides an acid free, conservation environment for your frame design. We have prefered this mat product over paper mats for the past several years because:
- Cotton is a sustainable product that reduces the use of trees for matting and mounting boards
- Cotton has a natural, lasting brightness that does not require extensive chemical processing
- RagMat is designed to preserve and beautify the cherished artwork and photography of individuals
So despite the natural beauty and conservation qualities of the Crescent RagMat line of matboard we can also be assured to be helping to Keep America Beautiful. Please come in to see our selection of frames and learn more about the quality of Crescent RatMat.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need a gift that is quick and will allow your loved one to have the fun of framing their memories? "Art Bucks" Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100. Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery! Framewoods.com
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Don’t Go On Vacation Without Art and Free Framing!
(And, if you include him in your plans, there’s something in it for you, too!)
Top 10 Reasons
To take Art on vacation:
To take Art on vacation:
10 He doesn’t eat much, (heck, he doesn’t eat at all!)
9 He never asks, “Are we there yet?”
8 He never tells you how to drive and doesn’t scream at you when you miss the exit
7 He doesn’t require a seat on an airplane (just stuff him in your carry-on bag)
6 He never has to stop for potty breaks.
5 He doesn’t have any annoying habits.
4 He’s a good listener and never, ever interrupts when you’re talking
3 He’s cute and small (weighing in at only a few ounces)
2 He’ll go anywhere you want to go (he’s happy just being with you)
1 We’ll frame your favorite vacation photo for FREE!
Yes, that’s right. We’ll frame your favorite photo* for FREE!
Design Studio Hours
Mon-Fri 10 am – 6 pm ♦ Sat 10am – 4pm
3074 SW 29th Street ♦ Topeka, KS 66614
Phone: 785.273.5994 or 888.206.5994
Email: Info@Framewoods.com
Here’s how it works:
Yes, that’s right. We’ll frame your favorite photo* for FREE!
Design Studio Hours
Mon-Fri 10 am – 6 pm ♦ Sat 10am – 4pm
3074 SW 29th Street ♦ Topeka, KS 66614
Phone: 785.273.5994 or 888.206.5994
Email: Info@Framewoods.com
Here’s how it works:
- Stop in at Framewoods and pick up a copy of Art, or easily download Art and print a copy of him with these instructions at www.southwindartgallery.com/vacation.php.Note: We recommend printing on card stock or pasting him to a stiffer piece of paper for your escapade.
- Take Art with you when you go on vacation and shoot at least one photo of you and Art and tell us just a little about your adventures (max. length: 150 words). Or, video tape your experiences with Art (max. video time: two minutes) and submit the video to Framewoods. Knowing that everyone will want to learn all about Art’s good times with you. Please keep your submissions rated “G” as Art loves to keep it fun for everyone!
- You may upload your submission on our Facebook fan page facebook.com/SouthWindGallery or send us your submission through email at info@framewoods.com and we’ll post your adventures on our Framewoods blog.
- Bring in a photo of your choice* and the one showing you and Art on vacation by August 15, 2010.
- Select from our special vacation collection of frame mouldings and mat color you want from our assortment and let us create a beautiful piece of framed artwork of you and/or your family for FREE! (One frame per customer. Framing valued at $150).
*For free framing, maximum photo size is 8” x 10”.
Hey, you don’t even have to leave town to take a vacation with Art. You and Art can vacation in your own backyard!
So, go ahead—have some fun with Art on your summer vacation and share your adventures!
Remember, this is a limited time offer. Offer ends August 15, 2010
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need a gift that is quick and will allow your loved one to have the fun of framing their memories? "Art Bucks" Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100. Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery! Framewoods.com
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Remember When…
Old photographs tell us a great deal about ourselves, our families, and our history. You may have old photographs lying around the house, perhaps hidden in the attic, an old trunk, or a shoebox.
Bring them to us and we will design beautiful framing options to help you preserve those memories and always remember when.
Esmond Alleyne (pictured) was especially moved by the University of Kansas "Milestones" which documents 125 years of African American Jayhawers. We designed a frame that not only reflected the KU colors but presented the piece with the importance it deserved.
Framing and displaying old photographs can be very rewarding and can give your family a greater sense of its own history. Photos from the past can also say fascinating things about the people in them and the time they were taken. Today, we use camera phones and digital photos so much that we forget that 50 or 100 years ago, photographs were only taken of the most important moments.
Why not bring your collection to us for framing? We can design just the right frame designs for one or many photos that you can hang in your hall, stairwell, living room, den, dining room—any room in your home. Framing old photographs can bring back sentimental moments, recapture special family occasions, and keep alive the memory of generations who came before us.
We have many different framing techniques to choose from. Colorful and textured mats or hand wrapped fabric mats coordinate well with antique photographs. Lovely gold or silver finished frames also complement these design choices and enhance the flavor of times past. Preservation and conservation matting and glazing should be considered to make your memories last a lifetime—-and beyond.
We have everything you need to capture the moment. And don’t forget that old family photographs can be one of the most thoughtful gifts.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need a gift that is quick and will allow your loved one to have the fun of framing their memories? "Art Bucks" Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100. Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery!
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Bring them to us and we will design beautiful framing options to help you preserve those memories and always remember when.
Esmond Alleyne (pictured) was especially moved by the University of Kansas "Milestones" which documents 125 years of African American Jayhawers. We designed a frame that not only reflected the KU colors but presented the piece with the importance it deserved.
Framing and displaying old photographs can be very rewarding and can give your family a greater sense of its own history. Photos from the past can also say fascinating things about the people in them and the time they were taken. Today, we use camera phones and digital photos so much that we forget that 50 or 100 years ago, photographs were only taken of the most important moments.
Why not bring your collection to us for framing? We can design just the right frame designs for one or many photos that you can hang in your hall, stairwell, living room, den, dining room—any room in your home. Framing old photographs can bring back sentimental moments, recapture special family occasions, and keep alive the memory of generations who came before us.
We have many different framing techniques to choose from. Colorful and textured mats or hand wrapped fabric mats coordinate well with antique photographs. Lovely gold or silver finished frames also complement these design choices and enhance the flavor of times past. Preservation and conservation matting and glazing should be considered to make your memories last a lifetime—-and beyond.
We have everything you need to capture the moment. And don’t forget that old family photographs can be one of the most thoughtful gifts.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Need a gift that is quick and will allow your loved one to have the fun of framing their memories? "Art Bucks" Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100. Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery!
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Remembering Special Occasions
This is the time of year for many weddings, graduations, Sweet Sixteens, dance recitals, sports competitions, anniversaries, baby showers, christenings, communions, and more.
What better way to capture that special moment than to have it framed?
Beside the many photos that are taken at these celebrations, invitations, bouquets, costumes, and trinkets are also perfect for framing. And special occasions can last forever if they are creatively framed.
We can frame just about anything. Edwin Jenkins (pictured) took his anniversary memories a step further. He had the dried flowers his bought his wife, Jan for their 25th anniversary framed. Not only did it save the flowers from dust and debris it also preserved them from the deteriorating UV rays.
We can help you to create a frame just for you. Every occasion, from your baby’s birth to first steps, to your silver wedding anniversary can be remembered each day when it is framed.
Stop by Framewoods of Topeka—we have great ideas on how your memories can last forever.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Not sure how they would like to have it framed? "Art Bucks" Gift Certificates are also available.
Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery!
Standard messaging on card on outside; "Life is too short to not have a little Art in your life!" on the inside; "So here is something to get you started!"
Feeling clever? You can customize your own message inside and out.
Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100.
Framewoods.com
What better way to capture that special moment than to have it framed?
Beside the many photos that are taken at these celebrations, invitations, bouquets, costumes, and trinkets are also perfect for framing. And special occasions can last forever if they are creatively framed.
We can frame just about anything. Edwin Jenkins (pictured) took his anniversary memories a step further. He had the dried flowers his bought his wife, Jan for their 25th anniversary framed. Not only did it save the flowers from dust and debris it also preserved them from the deteriorating UV rays.
We can help you to create a frame just for you. Every occasion, from your baby’s birth to first steps, to your silver wedding anniversary can be remembered each day when it is framed.
Stop by Framewoods of Topeka—we have great ideas on how your memories can last forever.
Design Studio Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Not sure how they would like to have it framed? "Art Bucks" Gift Certificates are also available.
Framewoods of Topeka Gift Certificate Cards make the perfect gift for any occasion! Gift certificates are good as cash for anything in the store — custom framing, gifts and even artwork at SouthWind Gallery!
Standard messaging on card on outside; "Life is too short to not have a little Art in your life!" on the inside; "So here is something to get you started!"
Feeling clever? You can customize your own message inside and out.
Gift cards may be purchased online or at the store in denominations of $25, $50, $75, or $100.
Framewoods.com
Labels:
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frame design,
Framing Tips,
green gifts,
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
The Art of Gifting
Anniversary
When someone has a baby, a great way to celebrate the occasion is with a frame to insert pictures in, frame the birth announcement, or ask your local framer if they can cut out the baby's name in a mat.
Graduation
A graduate will generally appreciate having their diploma custom framed after working all those years to get it! For those who were involved in school activities, they may also enjoy a shadowbox filled with their school memories. Of course their graduation portrait can be framed as well.
Wedding
Framed wedding memorabilia makes a great gift for the bride and groom or a treasue for their parents. Wedding pictures, invitations and flowers are all special keepsakes.
Birthdays or Just Because Days
We all have different tastes and interests. Think of something that will mean a lot, such a small quilt or painting you made for them. Everyone can use a framed mirror and you can frame it to suit a specific room decor. If you are undecided, come into Framewoods of Topeka and purchase a gift certificate.
"It is the thought that counts." This phrase is often used when referring to meaningful gifts. When you take the time to work with our designers at Framewoods of Topeka to create a one-of-a-kind treasure for someone special, they will see that you put a lot of thought into it.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Save Your Treasures - Kansas Flag and Proclamation
In 1998 the White House launched the Save America's Treasures Project. As part of that program, the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of American History, conservators worked to preserve the actual American flag that inspired Francis Scott Key’s “Star Spangled Banner.” Since the flag was made in 1813, it has endured the War of 1812 and over 200 years of wear and tear. In fact, the family that owned the flag before donating it to the Smithsonian in 1912 used to give clippings of the flag as gifts. Throughout the preservation process, the flag was kept on display. Visitors were able to view the flag for a few hours each day, before and after which the flag’s display case is covered to protect it from unnecessary (and possibly harmful) exposure to light.
What about your treasures? Are there items, artwork, and photos that you would like to see stand the test of time to be enjoyed for years to come? Preservation framing available at Framewoods of Topeka can achieve this.
Jeff Bottenberg understands the importance of preservation framing for his treasures:
"I recently went to Framewoods of Topeka to get my Kansas flag and proclamation from Governor Parkinson framed. I was a legal assistance attorney (JAG) with my National Guard unit at COB Adder, Iraq from February-September, 2009. While deployed, Governor Parkinson was nice enough to fly a flag over the Capital for me and some of my fellow Soldiers, as well as issue the accompanying proclamations.
Appollonia did an outstanding job on my project and I always enjoy working with Gary and his staff as they do outstanding work!" - Jeff Bottenberg (pictured)
There are many materials available that we can use to protect items from the effects of environmental concerns—even those, like Old Glory, which may already be damaged. For example, there are matboards made from 100% cotton fiber (rag board) or purified wood pulp that are free of acid and lignin found in most paper products. This acid and lignin can cause chemical reactions that degrade the materials over time. By using preservation-quality matboard, we can ensure that this process is slowed dramatically. For example, the Gutenberg Bible, which has survived since the 15th century, is made of rag paper.
The glazing we use is also important in preservation. Glazing is either the glass or acrylic sheet used on the face of a frame package. These are available with properties that filter out ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight and some artificial light as well. Most of these specially treated materials filter out up to 99% of the light rays that can fade framed items.
The Art&Framing Council (AFC) offers some tips about protecting your art from light damage: Choose subdued lighting effects that won’t reflect into the glazing; never hang artwork in direct sunlight; and never use fluorescent lights to illuminate artwork since their UV concentrations are very high. (Incandescent bulbs are a better choice.)
Also, take a look at the things you have that are already framed. If you see signs of degrading materials, such as faded colors or condensation and water damage under the glazing, bring them into our shop and we’ll evaluate it with you to see if it should be reframed with preservation needs in mind. We’ll help you save your personal treasures with the same preservation materials and care as if they were national treasures!
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What about your treasures? Are there items, artwork, and photos that you would like to see stand the test of time to be enjoyed for years to come? Preservation framing available at Framewoods of Topeka can achieve this.
Jeff Bottenberg understands the importance of preservation framing for his treasures:
"I recently went to Framewoods of Topeka to get my Kansas flag and proclamation from Governor Parkinson framed. I was a legal assistance attorney (JAG) with my National Guard unit at COB Adder, Iraq from February-September, 2009. While deployed, Governor Parkinson was nice enough to fly a flag over the Capital for me and some of my fellow Soldiers, as well as issue the accompanying proclamations.
Appollonia did an outstanding job on my project and I always enjoy working with Gary and his staff as they do outstanding work!" - Jeff Bottenberg (pictured)
There are many materials available that we can use to protect items from the effects of environmental concerns—even those, like Old Glory, which may already be damaged. For example, there are matboards made from 100% cotton fiber (rag board) or purified wood pulp that are free of acid and lignin found in most paper products. This acid and lignin can cause chemical reactions that degrade the materials over time. By using preservation-quality matboard, we can ensure that this process is slowed dramatically. For example, the Gutenberg Bible, which has survived since the 15th century, is made of rag paper.
The glazing we use is also important in preservation. Glazing is either the glass or acrylic sheet used on the face of a frame package. These are available with properties that filter out ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight and some artificial light as well. Most of these specially treated materials filter out up to 99% of the light rays that can fade framed items.
The Art&Framing Council (AFC) offers some tips about protecting your art from light damage: Choose subdued lighting effects that won’t reflect into the glazing; never hang artwork in direct sunlight; and never use fluorescent lights to illuminate artwork since their UV concentrations are very high. (Incandescent bulbs are a better choice.)
Also, take a look at the things you have that are already framed. If you see signs of degrading materials, such as faded colors or condensation and water damage under the glazing, bring them into our shop and we’ll evaluate it with you to see if it should be reframed with preservation needs in mind. We’ll help you save your personal treasures with the same preservation materials and care as if they were national treasures!
Framewoods.com
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Memories Make a Special Mother’s Day
Choosing a gift for Mother’s Day can be difficult at best. Flowers? Another scarf? How do you find a gift that is both meaningful and original?
How about a collection of family photographs which deserve to be on display? What about other treasured items and are stored in a closet or attic that deserve to be seen and shared? It’ll be a one-of-a-kind gift sure to surprise and delight her.
The best thing is that it will be created just for her—and who doesn’t love a gift that’s personal? Family heirlooms make a beautiful presentation. Objects that belonged to older relatives, older photographs, and similar treasures are object stored in a box and rarely enjoyed. When framed, they come in life in an elegant shadowbox.
Pictured is a design we created for one of our customers Linda who wanted to honor her grandmother. Sunday chicken dinners were a delight for the whole family and were served on the “Chicken Every Sunday” platter in the center of the framed design. Among the other sentimental elements are favorite recipes, a collection of crochet pieces hand crafted by her grandma including gloves, booties and a beautiful center piece doily with pineapple design that symbolized her grandmother’s endless hospitality.
If Mom is a collector, then you can always choose a frame design to fit her hobby or interest. Some antique sewing tools, a special plate or piece of china, or similar item is idea for framing. Just think— you’ll not only be able to add to her collection, you can provide her with a way to show it off too.
For something more whimsical and fun, try photos of pets, grandchildren, or vacations. Or how about an original piece of art by her favorite artist? The ideas are endless, but if you’re still not sure, then consider a gift certificate. This way, mom has the chance to get something framed that she alone has chosen.
And don’t forget Dad! His day is right around the corner too. What is near and dear to him? What might he want to show off in his office or den? Again, think about hobbies, collections, or something fun he’ll love to look at again and again. Drag out his old football jersey from high school, or find his service medal and give them the recognition they deserve.
This year, take the time to create a personal, one-of-a-kind gift and you’ll get thanks all year long. Visit the Framewoods of Topeka for ideas on how to create a special shadowbox just for Mom or Dad.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Get Started on Spring Cleaning
When’s the last time you took a good look at the framed cross-stitch sampler in the spare bedroom?
RoJene Willard (pictured) brought in one of her beautiful cross-stitch pieces to update and dress up her home for the spring.
Have you ever considered re-framing your limited edition print in the living room? If you’re like most people, you haven’t given much thought to the framed artwork in your home. And that’s okay, because a well-made frame design shouldn’t need constant attention.
But it would be wrong to think that once artwork is framed, it’s safe forever. Framing materials and procedures are constantly improving, for one thing, and something framed ten years ago is no longer state-of-the-art. Art also changes over time: it may fade and discolor, or it might cockle and warp. It might even be vulnerable to attacks by pests. A close visual inspection of your art once a year will be enough to spot any potential problems. You can either bring your artwork to Framewoods of Topeka, or ask us what you should look for so you can inspect each piece yourself.
It’s also a good rule of thumb to re-frame artwork once every ten years. Not only does it give you the opportunity to preserve your art with the best in new materials and techniques, it’s also the perfect excuse to choose new matting to match your new decor.
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RoJene Willard (pictured) brought in one of her beautiful cross-stitch pieces to update and dress up her home for the spring.
Have you ever considered re-framing your limited edition print in the living room? If you’re like most people, you haven’t given much thought to the framed artwork in your home. And that’s okay, because a well-made frame design shouldn’t need constant attention.
But it would be wrong to think that once artwork is framed, it’s safe forever. Framing materials and procedures are constantly improving, for one thing, and something framed ten years ago is no longer state-of-the-art. Art also changes over time: it may fade and discolor, or it might cockle and warp. It might even be vulnerable to attacks by pests. A close visual inspection of your art once a year will be enough to spot any potential problems. You can either bring your artwork to Framewoods of Topeka, or ask us what you should look for so you can inspect each piece yourself.
It’s also a good rule of thumb to re-frame artwork once every ten years. Not only does it give you the opportunity to preserve your art with the best in new materials and techniques, it’s also the perfect excuse to choose new matting to match your new decor.
Framewoods.com
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Framing Your Heroes
If you have a box filled with cherished memorabilia that could honor a soldier’s achievements, we have a great idea for you. We can create a beautiful frame featuring your photos, medals, patches, correspondence, and any other items you r might have. What better way to show how proud you are of special war hero?
There are many ways to preserve the past and present, and framing these objects and photographs will keep them in your thoughts forever. The quantity of these objects can often be overwhelming. But we can work with you to custom design the perfect memorabilia display. This display of your cherished military memories will not only tell a story but will also honor your loved one.
There are many ways to preserve the past and present, and framing these objects and photographs will keep them in your thoughts forever. The quantity of these objects can often be overwhelming. But we can work with you to custom design the perfect memorabilia display. This display of your cherished military memories will not only tell a story but will also honor your loved one.
An exciting way to present medals and patches might be to flank a soldier’s photograph with these items. By specially mounting and presenting these items with colorful mats, all the important highlights of a career or mission can be the focal point of a beautiful frame design.
Having more than one photo may call for several mat openings in different sizes. This creates visual excitement, and interest is sparked with coordinating mat colors. Medals and patches can be displayed beneath the photo for added dramatic effect.
Old letters and postcards can also be preserved for posterity. Documents can be raised and mounted with a float effect. Softer earth tones can be used for mounting to complement the age of the materials. A dark frame with subtle, decorative ornaments can also add to the overall design.
Preserve and honor the memory of a loved one or of your own military experiences. Bring your unique memorabilia into Framewoods of Topeka and we will offer you personalized attention and create a one-of-a-kind frame design just for you.
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