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Your Custom Picture Framer and Art Gallery |
Volume 1 ~ Issue 9
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| Bold and Beautiful |
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When designing picture frame projects, do not be afraid of color.��� Frames are a great way to bring a color to the forefront of a room d�cor,� define an accent color, or unify a color scheme.� Colorful mouldings will add pizzazz to neutral color schemes.� We have an amazing selection of colorful frames for you to choose the perfect color for your home and art. |
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First Wednesday - October 3rd |
October's�theme is �Falling into Forest Grove� Downtown Merchants are offering specials and hosting�8 different local vineyards.� A Framer�s Touch is proud to be host to Montinore Vineyards.� Stop by for a tasting of their wines and hors d� oeuvres compliments of A Framer�s Touch. It�s a great time to mingle and experience the community.� |
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| Chalk Art 2007 |
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Chalk Art 2007�In our opinion, Helen had the best creation of the day. We�re not just saying that because we are partial. Helen Sacks is an associate at A Framer�s Touch. She has been with A Framer�s Touch for over a year and has applied her artistic talents to many customers� pieces of art. Well done Helen, we�re proud of you! |
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***Special Feature*** |
A Framer's Touch Presents
An Evening with
Steve Terrill
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KATU's Grant McOmie
When: Wednesday, November 7th
Time: 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Location: A Framer's Touch
Grant & Steve will be giving two 15 min. presentations
starting at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Book and calendar signing.� Wine tasting hosted by Elk Cove Vineyards.� Hors d'oeuvres complements of A Framer's Touch. |
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| Indian Boy at Crow Fair |
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Crow Fair, held every summer, comprises the largest annual gathering of North American Indians. It lasts for five days and is attended by some ten thousand Indians who set up a thousand tepees. There are parades, rodeo events and horseracing. Drumming and dancing continue far into the early morning hours. This boy was one of four Arapaho brothers from the Wind River reservation who danced at the fair. His distinctive costume and face paint represent his personal creativity and individual style. |
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Visit us at: |
We have a�certified picture framer on staff.
E-mail: info@aframerstouch.com
Online at: www.aframerstouch.com
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We are open:
Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Mondays by appointment
1920 21st Ave Forest Grove, OR 97116
(503) 359-5109 |
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