When framing professionals at the Frame & I and PHS athletes team up, you know it’s going to be a big win! Check out how The Frame and I has frame game with PHS basketball! This frame project celebrates a special family relationship! From Grandfather to Grandson, the legacy of PHS sports is alive and well! Grandpa is featured in …
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We preserve and display officer’s sword in a shadowbox frame
You wore it proudly while you served, and now that it’s not in daily use, why not preserve and display your officer’s sword in a shadowbox frame made by us? We at the Frame & I are experts at framing military memorabilia, and officer’s swords are no exception! Rich fabrics and elegant frames make the swords really stand out. Create …
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Hotshots memorial frame wins judges’ choice at Tru Vue’s Frameable Moments competition
We’re proud to announce that our own Francine Hackerott, with her entry “Eternal Remembrance”, won Best In Show Judges’ Choice Award in the Fifth Annual Tru Vue® Framing Competition! The Frame and I is so blessed and lucky to have Francine as part of our award winning team. You can see her winning memorial frame on display “in person” in …
Photo restoration, printing and framing, all in one place. The Frame and I!
Have you got some family photos that need a little love? Time, storage, accidents and the elements can really cause a lot of damage to our beloved memories. These are the stories of who we are, who we were… where we came from. So let’s take those tired, worn and beaten down photos and turn their frowns upside down! Here …
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“Flying Goldbricks” bomber framed memorabilia WW2
This is one of the cool things about being a picture framer… you get free history lessons when working with your clients! We learned that the VMSB-243 Flying Goldbricks were a Marine squadron of dive bombers, active in the Pacific campaign during WW2. They assisted in the Bougainville Campaign and later helped retake the Philippines. They received several commendations including …
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19 Hotshots Memorial frame
We were recently approached by Donna from Whiskers Barkery in downtown Prescott to frame a very special photo. This photo, of one of the Granite Mountain Hotshots buggies with fallen hotshot Eric Marsh’s dog and boot on the bumper has an important meaning for those of us who live in Prescott, Yarnell and the surrounding communities. You see, on June …