The Framers Forum

Yoy can try Wessex www.wessexpictures.com, they are in south london. Lion have the best range,

like it

There was a discussion last year on the forum on who were peoples top 3 suppliers (i think).

Think it is a good idea, you can see what other good experiences people have with wholesales you dont normally use.

I began getting the magazine, when it was recommended on the forum,
I think its well worth the money and its every monthly.
Better value for money than other magazines

Guess I have been hinging my art work wrong all these years

HAPPY BIRTHDAY
hope you had a wonderful day

Definitely a plate for bikkies , the work shop wont be completely till I have a teapot, plates, mugs and china cups for special occasions.

Also a it would be nice range of accessories for Jolly Good Framers Pets,

Was give a Jolly Good Framer mug, as a surprise birthday present yesterday had the second best cuppa tea ever out of it! Hope you are bring out a full dinner service with the logo on it.

Merry Christmas all
Have a well earned break

Hi

I agree z = PITA, i use anvas offsets from lion page 114, artist like the can easily remove their paintings

I allow 20% wastages on my mouldings, if you have say 4 lengths of moulding and only 2 lengths are useable then you are more than entitled to some of you money back.

Those little stickers 1 foot allowed drive me nuts, they are always on wide mouldings, by the time you cut around the stickers ...

I glue in slips to frames and find that method fine, providing my slip is nice and snug in the frame.
I also add two frames together (sometimes more frames), a gold inner frame and a dark outer frame, this works really well and adds the effect of extra debth.

Sorry this is nothing to do with a book on restoration but I did see on the news the Bristish Museum do tours of their conservation work shop rooms, may be of interest.

Rose and Hollis
Loads of oak moulding,
And good range of spacers both in wood and paper wrapped

Thanks, Mark

Because of this post I subscribed to the PFM, well worth it
A whole magazine of framing

Just need the time to read it

Morso cuts very neat,
Very exact
Cant comment about other machines as never have used one

Wont be without my machine, if you buy one make sure the buyer explains how to change blades and general maintaince

Good luuck

I use G&M (south) for all glass, backing etc and have no complaints at all, very good service and very helpful if you need advice

I think Bainbridge gloss type effect boards have been dicontinued, it might be worth giving them a ring and checking, they were in the standard range

I would go for Hendrix,