The oak frame is decoratively painted and paired with a double card mount. We have designed each frame to perfectly complement each of our kit designs, although you are of course welcome to mix and match or use the frame for other artwork. If you remove the card mount, the frame will fit an A4 piece of art.
Framing materials
See our full range of framing and painting materials.
The Musicians Frames
Botanicals Frames
These frames are designed to accompany our Botanicals kits. We offer 3 different wood stains with 5 different decorative patterns. You choose the wood stain and the pattern, and we will create the frame. We will then choose an inner slip colour to complement the design but if you have a strong preference, then send an email to studio@thefabledthread.com once you have ordered.
€98.95
A Night at the Circus Frames
These frames are designed to accompany our Circus kits. We have designed each frame to perfectly complement each of our kit designs.
You are of course welcome to mix and match or use the frame for other artwork however please note the glass mount is painted to suit the dimensions of the circus kits.
The Woolies Frames
These frames are designed to accompany our Woolies kits. All frames are made to order (both painted and unpainted) so there is a 4-6 week lead time on these frames. Whilst the frames are not glazed, there is space in the recess to add glazing. We recommend using as high quality UV protecting, anti-reflective glass as you can to avoid having reflections interfere with the appearance of your needlework. Or alternatively, as I do, you can leave it unglazed and keep it in an area outside of direct sunlight.
Please note: Our unpainted and painted frames have a flat outer edge rather than ridged (as shown in Calypso and Nautilus). Refer to the picture of Temerity / Steadfast / Bay of Biscay / Sovereign of the Seas for examples of the finished flat frames.
The frames come with a piece of backing board and an identical internal board, which is used to mount your woolie around. There is a video which shows the process of mounting the woolie onto the board using a stitching technique. This can be a challenging part of the process but if you find it too hard, then most framers will be able to mount the piece for you in this manner.