Manchester
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Nick in Manchester
High wycombe
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Linette in High Wycombe
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Bespoke framing
FAQ
How much does bespoke framing cost?
It depends on size, materials, and complexity. We're happy to give a no-obligation quote before you commit.
How long does it take to make a frame?
Standard turnaround is 2 weeks. Shirts, textiles, or complex pieces may take a little longer. Simple reglazes can be quicker.
How do I order a bespoke frame?
You can order by phone, email, or in-store. Just get in touch and we'll help figure out what you need.
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Do you offer printing?
Yes! We can print your artwork or photos. Get in touch for details.
Can you fit my artwork into the frame?
Yes, we offer fittings as an additional service in store when you buy the frame.
Do you offer bulk discounts?
Yes, order 10+ of the same size and colour for up to 20% off. Please contact us for bulk orders
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Object Framing Course
Learn How To:
What you’ll achieve
You will learn how to plan, support, display and frame three-dimensional objects safely and attractively using professional object-mounting techniques. You will gain confidence in creating depth, building internal structures, and completing a fully assembled object frame ready to hang.
🕖 Duration: 7 Hours (10am – 5pm)
📍 High Wycombe
£190.00 inc. VAT
✔ In Stock
Description
What will the course cover?
This one-day practical workshop explores how objects, collectables, memorabilia, and keepsakes can be displayed within a frame. You will learn how to create depth, support the item, and mount it using reversible principles that avoid damage.
Through demonstrations and hands-on practice, you will learn:
- The concept and purpose of object framing
- How objects and collectables can be displayed
- How to create depth in a frame using spacers and internal structures
- How to design and plan the layout around the object
- How to calculate frame dimensions
- How to cut mitred lengths of moulding for a deep rebate frame
- How to join mouldings and construct the frame
- How to line the interior using a mount spacer technique (Visual only – not done on the day.)
- How to attach objects using reversible methods
- How to cut the mount, glass, and backing
- How to assemble and finish the framed object ready to hang
What will I make on the day?
All students will mount, support, and frame a three-dimensional object using a reversible attachment method, create depth using spacers, and complete the finished piece to a ready-to-hang standard by the end of the day.
On the day of the course, to keep everything running quickly and smoothly, the materials will be pre-selected. We use black frames and white mounts for the session, which helps streamline the process and ensures the course flows without too many options to choose from.
What previous experience should I have?
No previous framing experience is required.
This course has been designed for complete beginners, as well as those who may have experimented with framing before. Confidence with hand tools can be helpful, but it is not necessary.
How our courses are run:
- Maximum 6 students per course
- Running from 10am to 5pm, including lunch and refreshment breaks
- All tools and framing materials are provided
- The learning environment is collaborative, practical, and supportive
No tests or assessments — just enjoyable hands-on learning
What to bring
✅ Packed lunch
The venue is outside the town centre and access to food vendors is limited.
✅ Suitable clothing
- No open-toe shoes or sandals
- Avoid loose sleeves or flowing garments
- Do not wear valuable clothing (adhesives, tools, dust)
- Comfortable footwear recommended
- Bring warm layers in colder months
✅ No object required
To ensure all students work with a suitable item and can learn the same techniques, we will supply a small object for you to frame on the day. This allows everyone to follow the same process and achieve consistent results without needing to source an item in advance.
