Happy Xmas...

[233ART]

*******HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE*******

[John]

Merry Christmas to all.

[red]

merry xmas everyone

[IFGL]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSyx6DaUwxA

[Tudor Rose]

A very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to everyone on the Forum.

[Steve N]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from me
https://youtu.be/SnAeebTLnNU

[prospero]

Merry Christmas Everybody.

[muffinski]

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to the forum, especially everyone who take the time to reply to questions and queries who's advice has really helped me in my first year of having a framing business. Hope you all have a lovely festive period and get a little break from framing.

[StevenG]

What else can I add? Have a good one guys & gals

It's a shame we can't all meet up for a bag of chips or something

[Rainbow]

Help yourself, featurepiece




I'll add my good wishes too, and like muffinski, with huge thanks for all the help and advice I've been given in the last year. You're a great bunch xxx

[StevenG]

Hehehe That'll do I suppose

[IFGL]

Sheffield is a good central location to meet up and share some chips! Although I have a feeling many of you will be held by customs and ultimately refused entry into gods own Yorkshire, not mentioning any names here except maybe James, that is obvious though a Mancunian living in London!

[Not your average framer]

Merry Christmas guys! A lot of Christmas framing orders at my end were later than usual coming in, so I've been working like crazy! I've still got a lot that were not promised for Christmas, but the orders were accepted on the basis that I would do my best, so I'll be busy up to the start of the new year.

I've also got a not bad order book for January, with hopefully more to come, plus a couple of restoration jobs as well. I was thinking that January would be a quiet time for business, but the last two weeks have changed all that!

I've pretty much outgrown my premises during the last 6 months and need to do something about this. At the same time, 2017 is the year that I turn 65 and get my state pension. As a result, I don't want to look for new premises at my age, so instead I will be down sizing and staying put.

So next year, I won't be accepting certain types of work (eg, no more football shirts, etc) and I'm down sizing my current moulding stock. A lot of my surplus mouldings will just be scrapped. I won't get anything for them, but it's a quick solution to my current lack of space.

I also plan to finish revamping my shop and after that there will be something like about 20 unwanted half sheets of slat wall which will, either be free to a good home, or just scraped. I let everybody know when I'm ready to get rid of the slat wall panels.

[Jamesnkr]

except maybe James, that is obvious though a Mancunian living in London!

Happy Christmas to you too!