Atlanta Needlework Framing
Frame Your Needlework With Care
Custom framing for needlepoint, cross-stitch, and embroidery, with thoughtful choices for frames, mats, and display.
From Stitches to Display
Step 1
Bring It In
Share your finished piece and how you would like to display it.
Step 2
Choose the Details
Compare frame, mat, and glazing options for your needlework.
Step 3
Prepare the Frame
Your selections guide the framing and presentation of the piece.
Step 4
Take It Home
Display your framed work and follow simple care guidance.
Why Frame With Us
Get help making practical framing choices that keep the focus on the needlework you made or collected.
Made for Stitched Art
Discuss framing choices suited to the texture, shape, and details of needlework.
Personalized Selections
Compare finishes and colors to find a combination that feels right for your piece.
Display With Confidence
Consider care and placement as you plan how to show your framed work at home.
Framing for Needlework
Choose a frame, mat, and glazing that suit your piece and help protect it for years to come.
Custom Needlework Framing
Frame needlepoint, cross-stitch, embroidery, and other stitched pieces to complement your work.
Frame and Mat Selection
Compare frame and mat combinations that bring out the colors and character of your stitching.
Framing Care Guidance
Learn how to display and care for framed needlework at home.
Needlework Framing FAQs
What types of needlework can you frame?
Atlanta Needle & Frame can discuss framing options for needlepoint, embroidery, and other stitched pieces. Bring in your finished work to review its fabric, dimensions, and presentation needs.
Should I wash my needlework before framing?
Care depends on the fibers, threads, and any embellishments in your piece. Avoid washing it unless you know the materials can handle it; ask Atlanta Needle & Frame about preparation before bringing it in.
Can I choose a mat and frame?
Yes. You can consider mat colors, frame finishes, and profiles to find a presentation that suits the stitching and your space. The available choices depend on the piece and framing requirements.
How should I bring my finished piece to the shop?
Keep the needlework clean, dry, and loosely protected during transport. Avoid folding or pressing it. If it is already mounted or unusually large, contact Atlanta Needle & Frame to ask how best to bring it in.
How long does needlework framing take?
Timing can vary with the piece, selected materials, and framing work involved. Ask Atlanta Needle & Frame for an estimate after discussing your project and the options you are considering.
Give Your Stitching a Finished Frame
Bring your needlework to discuss framing options suited to its colors, style, and intended display.