Make an oak picture frame – beginners woodworking course
About the Course
Enjoy an evening with us learning how to make your very own 8 x 10" solid oak picture frame.
Suitable for beginners and those with more experience, our three hour woodworking course will guide you through the process of making a stunning oak picture frame to treasure.
We’ll provide everything needed and show you how to cut perfect mitres at the right length for your chosen frame before glueing it all together.
We’ll add some corner nails to secure the frame and once the glue is dry, we’ll sand and finish like a pro, add the glass, back and secure everything in place.
You’ll be able to take home the frame that night and put your favourite picture in straight away. In fact, if you bring the right size picture with you, we can do it there and then!
If you will be redeeming a CraftCourses gift voucher on this course, the voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
All tools, materials and safety equipment are provided on the course and complimentary tea, coffee and water are available all evening.
Contact
Jonty Ashworth at Ash & Co. WorkshopsBowling Alley
Crondall, Farnham
Surrey
GU10 5RJ
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Suitable for
- Adults
- Corporate days out & team building
- Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
- Hen dos
- Parking provided
- Seniors
- Stag dos
- Suitable for beginners
- Teenagers
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This is a great course. Jonty is a highly creative and sociable tutor, and makes the course fun as well as informative. Making the picture frame is surprisingly complex and does require precision, but achievable for beginners using his innovative methods. The tools and materials used are high quality, and he goes above and beyond to explain everything in detail and give students individual attention. We all came away with something we were proud of, and also had fun doing it. It's worth knowing the measurements of the aperture of the mount are about 12 x 17 cm, and the frame itself is about 24 x 19 cm, just in case you have a specific picture in mind. All in all, yes I would definitely recommend it to a friend!