Do I Need A Custom Frame For My Diploma?

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Do I Need A Custom Frame For My Diploma?

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Is it necessary to purchase a custom frame for your degree? There are a number of benefits to owning custom-built frames to preserve important documents.

5 Best Frames for Diplomas

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Do diplomas need special frames? Yes, they do! To safeguard and showcase your hard-earned degree in style, check out the 5 best frames for diplomas.

How to Choose the Right Moulding for Your Diploma Frame

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Choosing the right frame moulding style for diplomas and photos can be challenging. Check out these tips on how to pick the right one!

How to Arrange Multiple Diplomas on a Wall

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Every diploma you have represents one of your biggest accomplishments, and they each deserve the proper recognition. Get 3 tips for arranging multiple diplomas on your wall.

6 Ideas for Where to Hang Diplomas in Your Home

There are many places you can hang your diploma, from your office to your living room. To help you get started, here are six ideas for where to hang diplomas in your home.

How to Frame Your Diploma

Learn how to frame your diploma with our expert tips and discover the best way to display a diploma frame in your home or office.

What Size Diploma Frame Do I Need?

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Are you wondering what size diploma frame you need for your high school, college, or bachelor’s diploma frame? Click here to find the answer and more!

Tips for Float Mount Frame Artwork

Wondering how to float-mount your artwork? A float mount frame is a framing technique that adds dramatic flair to watercolors, old maps, and timeworn documents.