We had a great time designing this heirloom piece for a fantastic customer who trusted us with family photos and keepsake objects, including earrings that can be easily removed if ever someone wants to wear them.
We are excited to invite our local community to submit work for our 12th Annual Small Works Show.
September Newsletter
Framing Project of the Month
Framing a stained glass panel!
Check out this family heirloom Ashley just framed up!
We can frame stained glass many ways! This piece will be hanging on a wall, but we can also install glass into double-sided frames to hang in a window!
If its not alive we can frame it!!
Isabel Margolin: Closing Reception
August 29th from 6 to 7:30
Isabel will be here to chat about her unique process.
Come see this twinkling collection of abstract mosaics!
Up Next in September
Novel Botanical
new work from
Malaika Ross
We are thrilled to show this new series of original work from Malaika!
Opening Reception
Friday, September 13th, from 6 to 7:30 PM
Show dates September 5th – November 2nd
Sneak peak of the series on our website!
August Newsletter
Framing Project of the Month
Framing two signed soccer jerseys and ten cards!
Each Jersey is hand-stitched into place on top of an acid-free mat board form. Deep pockets are created so the cards can sit evenly behind the glass. All in all this project took three days to complete!
Isabel Margolin: Closing Reception
August 29th from 6 to 7:30
Come see this twinkling collection of abstract mosaics!
Tax Free Saturday!
Projects under $2500 are tax-exempt on Saturday, August 10th at Hope and Feathers!
Side Walk Sale
Now On View
Original Mosaics by Isabel Margolin
July 25th through August 31st stop in to view new original mosaics by Isabel Margolin
We are joining the Northampton Sidewalk Sale!
We are so excited to join this Northampton tradition! We will have lots of great frames, scrap materials, discounted art and miscellaneous items!
Printing with love
New art by Malaika Ross now available online and in the shop!
Malaika Ross is a Caribbean-American visual artist living in Western Massachusetts. She is currently working on two collections of paintings incorporating botanical and soil elements as part of a novel landscape that centers on black female figures.
July 2024 Newsletter
Framing Project of the Month!
A circular calendar that can be hung from any direction! Making it easy to change as the seasons do!
Thank you for coming!
Thank you to everyone who attended our Grand Reopening!
We had such a wonderful time celebrating with you!
Printing with love
New art by Malaika Ross now available online and in the shop!
Malaika Ross is a Caribbean-American visual artist living in Western Massachusetts. She is currently working on two collections of paintings incorporating botanical and soil elements as part of a novel landscape that centers on black female figures.
We will be closed from Thursday, July 4th
until July 7th!
H+F Grand Reopening!
Framing Project of the Month!
We had a good time framing up these guest registries from a lake house cottage dating back to the early 40’s. Our customer wanted to preserve these relics for future visitors, so we carefully flattened them and secured them to matboard. We also created a “faux” birch bark inlay on the side of the shadowbox. We love getting creative with our customers!
We are having a party!
Local artist Jesse Morgan is creating a custom piece just for H&F and his work will be on display in our pop-up gallery.
The Batch ice cream truck will be here serving up ice cream.
We will be offering free tours and tons of H&F giveaways.
June 7th 5 – 8pm
We have new silk-screened posters made by First Proof Press!
Available Friday from 5 to 8 PM
While supplies last
We are having a party!
Local artist Jesse Morgan is creating a custom piece just for H&F and his work will be on display in our pop-up gallery.
The Batch ice cream truck
will be here serving up ice cream!
We will be offering free tours
and tons of H&F giveaways.
June 7th 5 – 8pm.
Printing with Love
Any size, any paper
Our printing capabilities are better than ever!
We offer:
Photo Restoration
Negative and Slide Scanning
Large Scale Printing
Our Framing Project of the Month
This shadow box uses three unique mat colors. The top mats were lifted to create depth and visual interest.
Now Open!
We are ready to frame and print
at 238 Bridge Street!
Opening Friday, April 5th
No Appointment Necessary!
Our New Hours Are:
Mon – Friday 10 AM to 6 PM
Sat 10 AM to 5 PM
Follow us on Instagram for custom framing inspiration!
See you soon!
December Newsletter
Our Inventory is Stocked
& Our Framers are Ready!
Bring us your holiday framing projects!
Framing for the holidays
now until December 23rd
Now on View :
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Need a thoughtful, last-minute gift? Ready-made photo frames are perfect.Join us for the Sip & Stroll! December 14th from 5 to 8 PM! Come in for treats, discounts & holiday specials!Ornaments, ornaments, and more ornaments! Hand-made by local artists with love |
Meet Me in The Forest by Dani Schmidt
“Meet Me In The Forest” is a collection that highlights my love of nature and mixed media techniques. I believe that we can find magic in the most unexpected and seemingly ordinary places- especially in the natural world. I love to capture that awe and mystical feeling in my work and I hope it inspires any viewer that comes upon it. Every work here has a story behind it, as all my art holds narratives big or small within their colors and marks.
Dani Schmidt is a queer, neurodivergent, freelance illustrator and painter from Holyoke, Massachusetts. They graduated from UNH Manchester in 2013 with a BA in European History and also The Institute of Art and Design at New England College in 2021 with a BFA in illustration. They use both analog and digital mediums to create narrative-heavy work with organic themes and varying styles. Dani considers themselves to be a multidisciplinary visual storyteller, seeking to forge human connection through their art. In their artwork, they focus on organic life and nature as a consistent theme that is explored. They devote much time to their personal projects such as illustrations for books, comics, and pattern making. Their goal is to use their art as a function of storytelling – one of the most time honored and important traditions of humanity.