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  • Sanders19
    Sanders19 Posts: 38
    GlowGirl said:
    SHZA said:
    Sanders19 said:
    Needed to go big in the home office...

    Awesome. Where'd you get it framed? I used a DIY kit on mine but thinking of getting it redone 
    .
    I often get the DIY kits for different posters I have. But I just took two PJ posters that I have been wanting to frame for a while to get professionally framed. It was around $300 each to get framed. So expensive. Once I get them back I will post photos. 
    I have always debated on doing it myself, but haven’t tried a diy kit yet. It does get expensive bringing to get professionally done for sure, I might have to try a kit for the next one
  • cp3iverson
    cp3iverson Posts: 8,702
    GH162952 said:
    Another Eddie Solo Tour Poster


    Looks awesome.  The art on that poster is so well done and it fits the show‘s location.  
  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,053
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    SHZA said:
    Sanders19 said:
    Needed to go big in the home office...

    Awesome. Where'd you get it framed? I used a DIY kit on mine but thinking of getting it redone 
    .
    I often get the DIY kits for different posters I have. But I just took two PJ posters that I have been wanting to frame for a while to get professionally framed. It was around $300 each to get framed. So expensive. Once I get them back I will post photos. 
    I have always debated on doing it myself, but haven’t tried a diy kit yet. It does get expensive bringing to get professionally done for sure, I might have to try a kit for the next one
    Art to Frames has good DIY. They are more expensive than if you get ready made frames at a store. They are still custom. You pick out the frames, mat colors, width you want the mats, etc. then they send it to you and you pop in the poster yourself. It can still be around $125 or more based on size but cheaper than getting it done professionally. They use acid free mats as well. 
  • Sanders19
    Sanders19 Posts: 38
    GlowGirl said:
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    SHZA said:
    Sanders19 said:
    Needed to go big in the home office...

    Awesome. Where'd you get it framed? I used a DIY kit on mine but thinking of getting it redone 
    .
    I often get the DIY kits for different posters I have. But I just took two PJ posters that I have been wanting to frame for a while to get professionally framed. It was around $300 each to get framed. So expensive. Once I get them back I will post photos. 
    I have always debated on doing it myself, but haven’t tried a diy kit yet. It does get expensive bringing to get professionally done for sure, I might have to try a kit for the next one
    Art to Frames has good DIY. They are more expensive than if you get ready made frames at a store. They are still custom. You pick out the frames, mat colors, width you want the mats, etc. then they send it to you and you pop in the poster yourself. It can still be around $125 or more based on size but cheaper than getting it done professionally. They use acid free mats as well. 
    Thanks for the tip! I will have to check them out. I like the idea of custom at a better price point. I like the idea of them sending everything pre-fab. I think I might be able to handle that...ha!
  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,053
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    SHZA said:
    Sanders19 said:
    Needed to go big in the home office...

    Awesome. Where'd you get it framed? I used a DIY kit on mine but thinking of getting it redone 
    .
    I often get the DIY kits for different posters I have. But I just took two PJ posters that I have been wanting to frame for a while to get professionally framed. It was around $300 each to get framed. So expensive. Once I get them back I will post photos. 
    I have always debated on doing it myself, but haven’t tried a diy kit yet. It does get expensive bringing to get professionally done for sure, I might have to try a kit for the next one
    Art to Frames has good DIY. They are more expensive than if you get ready made frames at a store. They are still custom. You pick out the frames, mat colors, width you want the mats, etc. then they send it to you and you pop in the poster yourself. It can still be around $125 or more based on size but cheaper than getting it done professionally. They use acid free mats as well. 
    Thanks for the tip! I will have to check them out. I like the idea of custom at a better price point. I like the idea of them sending everything pre-fab. I think I might be able to handle that...ha!
    If you decide to try Art to Frames just make sure you go to the custom frame section of the website so you can design the frame yourself rather than buying one of their pre-made ones. 
  • Sanders19
    Sanders19 Posts: 38
    GlowGirl said:
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    Sanders19 said:
    GlowGirl said:
    SHZA said:
    Sanders19 said:
    Needed to go big in the home office...

    Awesome. Where'd you get it framed? I used a DIY kit on mine but thinking of getting it redone 
    .
    I often get the DIY kits for different posters I have. But I just took two PJ posters that I have been wanting to frame for a while to get professionally framed. It was around $300 each to get framed. So expensive. Once I get them back I will post photos. 
    I have always debated on doing it myself, but haven’t tried a diy kit yet. It does get expensive bringing to get professionally done for sure, I might have to try a kit for the next one
    Art to Frames has good DIY. They are more expensive than if you get ready made frames at a store. They are still custom. You pick out the frames, mat colors, width you want the mats, etc. then they send it to you and you pop in the poster yourself. It can still be around $125 or more based on size but cheaper than getting it done professionally. They use acid free mats as well. 
    Thanks for the tip! I will have to check them out. I like the idea of custom at a better price point. I like the idea of them sending everything pre-fab. I think I might be able to handle that...ha!
    If you decide to try Art to Frames just make sure you go to the custom frame section of the website so you can design the frame yourself rather than buying one of their pre-made ones. 
    Sounds good. Thanks!

    i will give it a shot and post back here with the poster. Maybe the OKC one needs to go on the wall...
  • GH162952
    GH162952 Posts: 23
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:
    @GH162952 Welcome to the club!



    Thanks and great work on this one love the additions at the bottom!
  • Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning Posts: 1,336


    GH162952 said:
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:
    @GH162952 Welcome to the club!



    Thanks and great work on this one love the additions at the bottom!

    Thanks. Was lucky enough to get some of Eddie's picks that night at the show and I think they look great with the "mini poster" postcard. (I have the poster size version also...have not framed it up yet. Too many posters, too little money...) This is my very favorite poster of teh shows I've been to that I have framed up...
    Raleigh, NC., 8/31/98, Charlotte, NC., 8/4/00, Greensboro, NC., 8/6/00, Mountain View, CA., 10/31/00, Raleigh, NC., 4/15/03, Charlotte, NC., 4/16/03, Mountain View, CA., 10/25/03, Asheville, NC., 10/6/04, Philadelphia, PA., 10/3/05, Washington D.C, 5/30/06, Virginia Beach, VA., 6/17/07, Philadelphia, PA., 10/28/09, Charlottesville, VA., 10/29/13, Charlotte, NC., 10/30/13, Memphis, TN., 10/14/14, Greenville, SC., 4/16/16, Hampton, VA., 4/19/16, Raleigh, NC., 4/20/16, Columbia, SC., 4/21/16, Boston, MA., 8/5/16, Boston 9/2/18 & 9/4/18., Nashville, TN., 4/2/20., Nashville, TN., 9/16/22.

    EV Solo - Washington, D.C., 8/17/08, Atlanta, GA., 6/24/09, Orlando, FL., 11/27/12.
  • BF89905
    BF89905 Posts: 1,446
    GH162952 said:
    Can't believe its been 4 years ago already today, the last Tragically Hip show.  Seems only fitting to share this one as well.  RIP Gord

    That’s really neat. You were in e arena for that concert? I have the green general tour edition framed. That one one and tour bus print is available on the band’s website.
  • GH162952
    GH162952 Posts: 23
    BF89905 said:
    GH162952 said:
    Can't believe its been 4 years ago already today, the last Tragically Hip show.  Seems only fitting to share this one as well.  RIP Gord


    That’s really neat. You were in e arena for that concert? I have the green general tour edition framed. That one one and tour bus print is available on the band’s website.
    I was in Market Square that night didnt get into the show.  Saw Victoria, 2 in Calgary, 1 in Edmonton and Ottawa that tour.  I have both of the other two posters as well, the green one is framed as well.  Will share that one too.

  • GH162952
    GH162952 Posts: 23
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:


    GH162952 said:
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:
    @GH162952 Welcome to the club!



    Thanks and great work on this one love the additions at the bottom!

    Thanks. Was lucky enough to get some of Eddie's picks that night at the show and I think they look great with the "mini poster" postcard. (I have the poster size version also...have not framed it up yet. Too many posters, too little money...) This is my very favorite poster of teh shows I've been to that I have framed up...
    thats awesome i have 4 of the postcard posters framed from the shows i went to, i loved that series of prints.
  • BH76306
    BH76306 Posts: 113
    Quite pleased with how these came out.

  • Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning Posts: 1,336
    Very nice!
    Raleigh, NC., 8/31/98, Charlotte, NC., 8/4/00, Greensboro, NC., 8/6/00, Mountain View, CA., 10/31/00, Raleigh, NC., 4/15/03, Charlotte, NC., 4/16/03, Mountain View, CA., 10/25/03, Asheville, NC., 10/6/04, Philadelphia, PA., 10/3/05, Washington D.C, 5/30/06, Virginia Beach, VA., 6/17/07, Philadelphia, PA., 10/28/09, Charlottesville, VA., 10/29/13, Charlotte, NC., 10/30/13, Memphis, TN., 10/14/14, Greenville, SC., 4/16/16, Hampton, VA., 4/19/16, Raleigh, NC., 4/20/16, Columbia, SC., 4/21/16, Boston, MA., 8/5/16, Boston 9/2/18 & 9/4/18., Nashville, TN., 4/2/20., Nashville, TN., 9/16/22.

    EV Solo - Washington, D.C., 8/17/08, Atlanta, GA., 6/24/09, Orlando, FL., 11/27/12.
  • tdawe
    tdawe Posts: 2,091
    This is the only PJ one I have framed at this point. 


    Camden 2 2006, Newark 2010, Barclays 2 2013, Central Park 2015, MSG 2 2016, Wrigley 1 2016, Rome 2018, Prague 2018, Asbury Park 2021, EV & Earthlings NYC 1 2022, MSG 2022, Louisville 2022, Dublin 2024, MSG 1 2024, MSG 2 2024
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    BH76306 said:
    Quite pleased with how these came out.

    Those look like 16x40.  Did you order it custom,  if so where?
  • BH76306
    BH76306 Posts: 113
    mrussel1 said:
    BH76306 said:
    Quite pleased with how these came out.

    Those look like 16x40.  Did you order it custom,  if so where?
    Good ol' Michael's. 
  • GH162952
    GH162952 Posts: 23
    looks great @BH76306 I am looking for the Boston one still, i have the Seattle one AP.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    BH76306 said:
    mrussel1 said:
    BH76306 said:
    Quite pleased with how these came out.

    Those look like 16x40.  Did you order it custom,  if so where?
    Good ol' Michael's. 
    They cut the frame for you right? They didn't stock a frame that size?
  • Evel K
    Evel K Posts: 582
    Gund Arena - Back when my floor seats were reserved up front.
    Things were different then
  • BH76306
    BH76306 Posts: 113
    edited August 2020
    mrussel1 said:
    BH76306 said:
    mrussel1 said:
    BH76306 said:
    Quite pleased with how these came out.

    Those look like 16x40.  Did you order it custom,  if so where?
    Good ol' Michael's. 
    They cut the frame for you right? They didn't stock a frame that size?
    Correct. I can't remember exactly how much they cost... but I think around $180/each

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