Carter Avenue Frame Shop Custom Picture Framing in Minneapolis, St. Paul MNShadowbox Framing for 3-D Objects
A shadowbox is a deep frame that allows three-dimensional items to be framed and displayed. We can help you design shadowbox framing for your 3D item that will protect it and make it look great!
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- Certificate with feather and engraved plate
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- Military medals
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- Amazon tribal mask
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- Memorial collage
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- Vintage wedding photo with wedding rings
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- Military memorabilia framed in a shadow box
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- Framing difficult to mount items
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- Memorial to a pilot shadowbox
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- 17th & 18th Century Japanese ivory bei
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- Jay Strongwater ornament framed in a shadowbox
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- Arrpwhead collection in dramatic black
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- Decorative ceramic plates in a shadowbox
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- Shadowbox Christmas gift for a riding enthusiast
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- Signed T-shirt
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- Family heirloom shadowbox
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- Antique Cuban fan
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- Pottery shards from a dig in Egypt
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- Soldier memorial collage
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- Vintage fishing lures
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- Mom’s antique jewelry and photo
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- Aboriginal Bark Painting
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- Autographed hockey jersey
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- Certificate and flag
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- Dress sword with scabbard
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- Venetian mask in an acrylic box with framed base
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- Child’s baptismal outfit
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- Baby clothes and shoes
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- Autographed Kobe Bryant jersey
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- Silk Oriental rug
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- Yarn art construction
We frame anything! It is amazing to see all the different things we have framed over the years:
- sports jerseys
- antique jewelry
- fountain pens
- Thai shadow puppets
- ceramic tiles
- collector plates
- spatulas
- drawings on pieces of sheetrock
- baptismal gowns
- towels
- flags
- antique fishing lures
- African masks
- wood and ivory carvings
- antique purses
- dog Halloween costumes
- t-shirts
- golf balls and hole-in-one scorecards
- and many more things!
Almost anything can be framed in a shadowbox, a deeper than usual frame used for three-dimensional objects. We also use acrylic boxes to showcase your difficult to frame 3-D items. Stop in with your 3-D objects to talk about possibilities with our designers.
Check out our blog to see some of the interesting things we have framed
