Frame Building Workshop (MAR 15)
Meeting Time: March 15, 1:30PM-4:30PM
*Tools and materials included
This workshop introduces a simple and effective method for building quality and professional float frames suitable for gallery shows, interior decoration, and artistic curation.
From start to finish, participants will learn how to prepare framing stock, size a frame, make miter cuts, assemble, stain and finish a frame, mount artwork, and install hanging wire.
Participants can expect to leave the workshop with a finished frame and knowledge to create custom frames.
Registration closes on March 1st.
Artworks to be framed must be no more than 24” or 60 cm on the longest side and between ¾” - 1 or 2 - 2.6 cm in depth.
Meeting Time: March 15, 1:30PM-4:30PM
*Tools and materials included
This workshop introduces a simple and effective method for building quality and professional float frames suitable for gallery shows, interior decoration, and artistic curation.
From start to finish, participants will learn how to prepare framing stock, size a frame, make miter cuts, assemble, stain and finish a frame, mount artwork, and install hanging wire.
Participants can expect to leave the workshop with a finished frame and knowledge to create custom frames.
Registration closes on March 1st.
Artworks to be framed must be no more than 24” or 60 cm on the longest side and between ¾” - 1 or 2 - 2.6 cm in depth.
Meeting Time: March 15, 1:30PM-4:30PM
*Tools and materials included
This workshop introduces a simple and effective method for building quality and professional float frames suitable for gallery shows, interior decoration, and artistic curation.
From start to finish, participants will learn how to prepare framing stock, size a frame, make miter cuts, assemble, stain and finish a frame, mount artwork, and install hanging wire.
Participants can expect to leave the workshop with a finished frame and knowledge to create custom frames.
Registration closes on March 1st.
Artworks to be framed must be no more than 24” or 60 cm on the longest side and between ¾” - 1 or 2 - 2.6 cm in depth.