Manchester
Learn the basics of framing with
Nick in Manchester
High wycombe
Learn the basics of framing with
Linette in High Wycombe
Topics covered | Basics of Framing | Art & Photo Weekend |
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Identifying the key elements of a framed picture. | ||
How to cut a standard mount using specialised tools, for the mounting of a picture. | ||
Basic methods for attaching a picture to the mount. | ||
Cutting picture mouldings and joining them to create a frame for the mounted picture. | ||
Cutting the glass and backboard to fit the frame. | ||
Assembling the framed picture, including sealing the picture back and adding a hanging cord | ||
Explore the different presentation and displaying techniques available when mounting a picture. | ||
Discover and choose the right mount & style for your artwork. | ||
Learn how to cut double mount. | ||
Learn how to cut shadow mounts. | ||
Learn how to float mounts. | ||
Learn how to plan & cut a multi-aperture mount with several openings for a group of photos. |
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One of the biggest debates I face in the framing world is why I only use 1 supplier for mouldings when I could easily use 3 or 4 suppliers to create 1 massive and unique range for our customers. The simple answer is cost & time.
Here are 5 reasons why we don’t order from multiple suppliers
By using 1 supplier I know that every day or two I have enough to place an order. I then only have, 1 order to place, 1 order to receive, 1 order to unpack & If anything goes wrong I only have 1 person to contact.
Now, I know what you’re thinking… But all of your eggs are in one basket?
Well, this is just for mouldings, I do suggest ordering other elements, such as glass and backing from a separate supplier. Having all your eggs in one basket isn’t the end of the world, as long as you have a back up plan.
Your back up plan needs to be based around your core range(70% of your range, popular and fast moving). Make sure your core range of mouldings are available with multiple suppliers so if you do need to get your hands on them, you can.
When choosing a moulding supplier there are a few things you should look for:
From a materials perspective:
From an operations perspective:
From a company value perspective: