Friday, February 13, 2009 Posted in Frames
I’ve had these pictures for quite a while and I just realized I never posted them! Here are some more images of the ever-popular hand painted frames I carry.
The first image is a 16×20 image with a 4″ metallic aqua frame with chocolate fontleroy scroll pattern and chocolate waverly moulding. This frame looked AWESOME in person!
The next frame is a 10×20 4″ white driftwood frame with aqua metallic tide moulding.
This frame is an 8×8 6″ frame Pink Polkadots with Imperial Rose tide moulding and a pink ribbon to hang.
And last but not least, a 10×10 6″ black frame with neutral white fontleroy scroll pattern and neutral white Dune moulding with aged stain. I LOVE this frame. In fact, everyone who sees this frame loves it. I think I’m going to order one for myself!
Tuesday, July 15, 2008 Posted in Frames
was so excited to come home the other day to find these on my doorstep (actually they were in 6 LARGE boxes,) and my son looked at me with pure amusement as squeals of excitement came from my mouth as I tore the packages open like a kid on Christmas morning! 
Because you can customize the size of the frame moulding as well as the color, plus the style and color of pattern and style and color of the inner-moulding (as well as a few other details) I will post pictures of these frames when they come in to make it easier to visualize what they will look like.
First, a shot of SOME of the 22 frames that came:
This shot is of a 4″ neutral white frame with punk pink “waverly” moulding:
This is a 6″ pink polkadot frame with tide moulding:
This is a 4″ frame in neutral white with black fontleroy scroll pattern and black tide moulding:
This is a black 4″ frame with black rope moulding
This is a 4″ aged altivo frame (layers of caramel stain and a bronzed tide moulding)
This is a 6″ black frame with chamois tuscan flourish pattern and chamois goovy moulding:
This is a closeup of the awesome texture of this frame:
And last, but not least, this is a 4″ black frame with chamois fontleroy scroll pattern and aged glaze over the top with black tide moulding:
As you can see these frames ROCK! And you may have noticed in the “group shot’ of the frames that there were some all-white and all-black frames as well, but I didn’t take pictures of every frame.
by Angie Francis
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