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Are You Stuck Trying to Find a Creative & Thoughtful Gift for the Holidays?

The good news is, this year, you’re not alone. It’s no secret that inflation and supply chains...

How to Preserve Sports Memories for a Lifetime

It’s no secret that sports dominate our lives as Americans from childhood all the way to the end of...

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Your Best, Most Meaningful Gift Is Right At Your Finger Tips: Give A Custom-Framed Picture

Holiday gifting season is fast approaching. As in years past, people face shopping for gifts with equal measures of...

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6 Types of Picture Framing Glazing & Best Use Cases

What’s the Difference Between Glass vs. Acrylic for Picture Framing? While glass and acrylic share many commonalities in...

Framing Jigsaw Puzzles

Do you frame puzzles? This is a common question that we framers often hear from potential customers and probably...

A Levitated Magazine with Optium Museum Acrylic®

In a previous blog post we looked at how we can use Museum Glass® to create a three-dimensional “levitated”...

Museum Glass® is the secret to this beautiful coin shadowbox!

The main purpose of glazing is to provide protection to the artwork. Some of the things glazing provides protection...

Tru Vue’s Back-to-Business Checklist

At Tru Vue®, we know that custom framers far and wide are eager to re-open their stores and start...

How You Can Prepare Your Business for the Post-COVID-19 World

Consumers’ purchasing behaviors have undoubtedly changed as a result of the pandemic. You may have relied heavily on foot-traffic...