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SkiSalomon
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I know that this is a longshot, but does anyone here have any recommendations for getting custom framing done for artwork? Price is not a particularly important factor (im willing to spend the money for quality) and Id prefer some type of preservation/museum glass. The catch is that I would like it completed prior to christmas.

12/16/2011 3:06:18 PM

wolfpackgrrr
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AC Moore. They have that fancy glass and they did a good job with the one thing I needed framed there. Make sure to download the coupon on their website.

12/16/2011 3:07:24 PM

ThePeter
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My mom has done a ton of framework throughout her career and volunteered at a frameshop for a few years, so I've picked up a thing or two on what to look for in a shop.

I did a quick Google search for shops in Raleigh and came across this place - http://www.frameandartshop.com

They seem legit and would be more worthwhile/better quality than AC Moore or other big box stores. The example mats seem a bit odd, but I would assume that they can do a good job of matching the mat and frame to your artwork.

[Edited on December 16, 2011 at 3:20 PM. Reason : asdf]

12/16/2011 3:20:08 PM

wlb420
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clark art does a great job and can do just about anything you would want, but they are not cheap

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"The catch is that I would like it completed prior to christmas."


Im sure that would be possible but it would be even more not cheap

12/16/2011 3:28:55 PM

NeuseRvrRat
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michael's craft store does framing. probably not the best quality, but i bet you can get it done quick.

12/16/2011 3:40:55 PM

duro982
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I've had a few things framed at Michaels and the work seems just as good as stuff I've had done at small shops. That being said, I'd consider a gift card our something to have it framed if it's a gift. People have different tastes in framing, and framing can make a huge difference in a piece. If I'm right on that it's a gift, I'd lean toward that route

12/16/2011 3:46:30 PM

Lokken
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used these people multiple times. They are great and know what they're doing:

http://www.framemastersandawards.com/

12/16/2011 4:01:47 PM

aaronburro
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I thought this thread was about Mike Nifong or Boz Zellington

12/16/2011 4:16:45 PM

wolfpackgrrr
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lol

12/16/2011 4:27:02 PM

SkiSalomon
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^^ I lol'd

Yes this is for a gift and I fully agree that framing can make or break a piece depending on the individual's tastes. Luckily, I know exactly what she'd like for a frame with a piece like this.

I'm fully prepared to pay a premium for an expedited job.

12/16/2011 4:37:33 PM

stategrad100
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Framing is overpriced, but catch the mom and pop shops before they fold because they're usually under market price and do a better job - else Michael's

12/16/2011 11:35:41 PM

lewisje
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if you're in the Cincinnati area I recommend http://fabframes.com/

12/16/2011 11:57:51 PM

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