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Build your own Frame

Using our online facility, you can select one of our mouldings, choose a mount board colour and then upload either your or your client's work and see on screen how the finished framed piece will look. It is easy. Follow these 3 simple steps:

 

1. Choose a moulding Browse through our mouldings and select your prefered moulding for your frame. Start the process here by selecting one of our mouldings

2. Choose a mountboard colour For example, the following colours are based on Colourmount Conservation series - although you should use on-screen colours as a guide as colours on computer screens are a little different to reality. You simply click on your chosen colour and this mountboard will be added to the moulding you chose in step 1.

Snow white   White   Chalk white   Iced white   Polar white   Soft white   Antique white   Unicorn   Pebble stone Arctic white   Dawn mist   Off white   White ingres   Oyster   Ivory   Buttermilk   Old ivory   Pearl Warm ivory   Osprey   Bamboo   Barley   Beige   Almond   Cream ingres   Honeysuckle   Champagne Blossom   Pale peach   Sugared almond   Iced crystal   Vert   Fleur de lys   Falcon   Crusador   Cloud Cream   Vanilla   Putty   Sand ingres   Harvest beige   Cameo   Buff   Powder   Pastel pink Sandstone   Stone   Mushroom   Hopsack   Silver birch   Pastel green   Laurel   Dove grey   Portland Clearwater   Pastel blue   Porcelain   Eggshell   Sea spray   Lupin   Bluebell   Pigeon   Slate

3. Choose any image from the hard drive of your computer You can then select a saved image on your computer and ask the system to frame the image using the moulding and the mountboard you have selected. We offer an expert facility for you if you are happy to resize the image yourself. Or simply use our lazy facility to view either an upright portrait framed image or a landscape framed image. Have fun!

Example An example of the screen display of framed work created by our online facility is shown below