Needlework Framing
Custom Needlework Framing for Creations in Nunawading & Doncaster East
The creations you make with your needle and some thread or floss are truly unique and exceptional pieces of art. Whether you cross-stitch, embroider, or applique, your art deserves to be framed and properly shown off for the work of art and labour of love that you made it. And any heirloom pieces your loved ones created deserve proper care and preservation.
With our needlework framing, the experts at Hall of Frame can preserve your creations and heirloom pieces. Nunawading
and Doncaster East area needleworkers can trust their creations to our hands. We have the skills and experience with both needlework and framing to perfectly show off and preserve your creations with the love and care they deserve.
Perfect Framing for Needlework Pieces
Not everyone is aware of the special care that must be taken with framing needlework. It is a different medium than paper or photographs and must be treated differently in order to show off the genius and care put into the piece.
At Hall of Frame, we know just how to frame the art you can create within this medium, no matter the size of your masterpieces. We can help choose the perfect frame to set off your work — see
what we can do for yourself.
At Hall Of Frame, our dedicated team specialises in providing exceptional needlework framing to customers throughout Doncaster East and the surrounding suburbs. From large tapestries to small embroidery pieces, we’ll find the best frame to suit your work. Our needlework frames are beautifully crafted from quality materials to do justice to your creation. Pam is a needleworker herself and knows how time consuming and precise needlework can be, thus ensuring that the finished product meets the standards of the most ardent stitcher.
Needlework framing: what’s involved?
Needlework framing: what’s involved?
As with all items that come through our doors, we’ll assess your needlework item to decide the best way to handle and display it so that it is not damaged in the process.
Needleworks are stretched over a rag mat and acid free rag foam core backing using stainless steel pins to hold it in place (similar to lacing). Tapestries are blocked back into shape, then stretched.
Our needlework framing team takes a huge amount of trouble over every item we frame, giving each one the care and attention it deserves.
Stretching Process
All care taken with needlework framing
We use a variety of conservation methods to ensure all needlework framing is completely reversible.
There is no need to worry about your item losing value, as the frame you choose can be removed without any damage occurring.