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Picture framing service recommendation wanted
- Thread starter Moby Dick
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Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
I presume the the Picture House would be about the same as Peach Gallery - but there used to be a picture stall on the Market, but I can't vouch for their efforts, or even whether there are still there or not.
Maybe ask in the new photo shop - where Direct Specs used to be, down the alleyway by Costa..
They have a Facebook presence - https://www.facebook.com/StaffordPhotoCentre
Maybe ask in the new photo shop - where Direct Specs used to be, down the alleyway by Costa..
They have a Facebook presence - https://www.facebook.com/StaffordPhotoCentre
Ecker
Well-Known Forumite
You might like to try: The R N Clarke Gallery. Here's his website with directions and map:
http://www.rnclarke.co.uk/Gallery.aspx
You will probably like the gallery and shop too.
db
#chaplife
before you dismiss this outright, let me just preface it with a disclaimer: i am really very, very lazy, and not a DIYer by any stretch of the imagination.. the fluorescent tube went in my kitchen light over christmas and i still haven't changed it - i've been cooking in darkness/by candlelight for about 3 weeks (and counting) lol.. that being said..
i had 3 pictures/prints that i want nice frames for.. after having the same predicament you are in, i ended up ordering a custom sized frame from these guys and framing them myself:
http://www.picframes.co.uk/framestudio
it was so easy that even i could do it, and as i say i am the lord of apathy.. there are loads of options on the website - not just for the material/style/colour of the frame, but various mounting options and stuff.. they are really good quality, fit perfectly (obviously, because they are bespoke), and all in all i am really happy with all 3
Moby Dick
Well-Known Forumite
before you dismiss this outright, let me just preface it with a disclaimer: i am really very, very lazy, and not a DIYer by any stretch of the imagination.. the fluorescent tube went in my kitchen light over christmas and i still haven't changed it - i've been cooking in darkness/by candlelight for about 3 weeks (and counting) lol.. that being said..
i had 3 pictures/prints that i want nice frames for.. after having the same predicament you are in, i ended up ordering a custom sized frame from these guys and framing them myself:
http://www.picframes.co.uk/framestudio
it was so easy that even i could do it, and as i say i am the lord of apathy.. there are loads of options on the website - not just for the material/style/colour of the frame, but various mounting options and stuff.. they are really good quality, fit perfectly (obviously, because they are bespoke), and all in all i am really happy with all 3
Cheers for this recommendation, have ordered the frame and see how it goes. Hope all ok with the bottles.....
db
#chaplife
let us know how you get on.. i framed 3 prints, one that was over a metre long, and they all look brilliant - hopefully you will have a similar experience
i'll try and remember to post a picture later on, hactually, of my favourite one - a silhouette of The Great Gatsby leaning 'gainst a rolls royce, made up of the entire novel printed in size 4 font
Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
Ooh, like this..?let us know how you get on.. i framed 3 prints, one that was over a metre long, and they all look brilliant - hopefully you will have a similar experience
i'll try and remember to post a picture later on, hactually, of my favourite one - a silhouette of The Great Gatsby leaning 'gainst a rolls royce, made up of the entire novel printed in size 4 font
db
#chaplife
exactly like that.. as in, it is that - i just bought a nice frame to put it in, as per the above, so i figured i'd post a photo for moby dick once i'm at home laterzzzzz
gilbert grape
Well-Known Forumite
Does anubody have any more local recommendations for framing, please? I have a very nice picture I'd like re-framed and re-glazed.
db
#chaplife
how did this turn out, out of interest?