This is a large floating frame with no glass. It is 17x17 and the quilt is 6x6 inches. $185 I love how much dimension is in this kind of framing.
~ ~ ~ ~This is a small quilt behind glass, and also under a double mat in a chocolate brown frame. It's 13.5 x 13.5 inches. $69
~ ~ ~ ~This one is similar, a 17.5 x 14.5 inch frame with a long narrow quilt in it. This one is mounted over the mat board so that the edges of the quilt still show. $84
~ ~ ~ ~This is a table top 8x10 shadow box frame, it has no hardware to hang it on the wall. $45
~ ~ ~ ~This one is a traditional shadow box frame. 12x12 and rather deep. I like how the photograph turned out but this quilt is not for sale. I added some crystals and glass to the surface of this quilt. As you can see, it has found a good place in my home.
For more information on the mini quilt series, and better photographs of these quilts before framing, they live here.Which framing options do you like best?
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BTW, a little foam core board behind the piece will make it "float" away from the framed surface.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorites - #1 the large floating framed piece, #2 the last piece in the shadow box frame, and #3 is the piece mounted on top of the mat board. They all look so beautiful framed! Thanks for the foam core tip. Do you glue or double stick tape?
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