Shop Your Attic: Things You Can Framebridge
Headed home for Thanksgiving? This is your chance to raid your parents’ attic and rediscover old, sentimental items that (once beautifully framed) are guaranteed to win the holidays.
Headed home for Thanksgiving? This is your chance to raid your parents’ attic and rediscover old, sentimental items that (once beautifully framed) are guaranteed to win the holidays.
In the coming weeks, people will ask you what you want for Christmas. Be prepared to drop some hints that you want a truly thoughtful gift from Framebridge. Hint-dropping not your specialty? Here’s how to get what you really want this year.
Having people over for the holidays? From getting your guest room ready to making sure you're dining room is all decked out for Thanksgiving Dinner, we have some tricks to help.
Garlands, candles, and mirrors, oh my! Here are five ways to decorate your fireplace for the holidays.
6 easy tips for choosing the perfect photo gifts for everyone on your list. Just grab your phone or computer and curl up on the couch. Happy framing!
Meet the Australian plant that Americans are obsessed with. This soft, sage green plant has captivated bloggers everywhere. With its hearty stalks and soothing scent, eucalyptus is a perennial favorite here at Framebridge (but we love it extra at the holidays). From silver dollar to true blue, we can’t get enough. Here are our favorite designs incorporating eucalyptus.
You’ve probably given someone a framed photo before, even if it was a 4x6 school portrait that you mailed Grandma for her birthday. But framed gifts can be so much more inventive, creative, and deeply personal. Here are five reasons why custom framed art, photos, and objects make the best holiday gifts.
Have you ever cracked open a yellowing album of old family photos? Peering down at your great grandparents’ young, smiling faces you feel transported. Here's how to create and frame digital copies of your old family photos.
From the humblest blanket forts to epic tree houses, fort building is a quintessential part of growing up. Many parents will tell you how much their kids love playing in cardboard boxes, but Bethany’s kids took the classic box fort to a new level. They built a whole kingdom, government ...