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How do I frame a hockey jersey?

Amazingly, can I frame a jersey myself? If you own a replica sports jersey, use a shadowbox frame to display the garment; framing your jersey at home is easy, and will save you loads of money compared to going to a professional framer.

Likewise, how do you display a hockey jersey?

Also, can I frame a jersey in a regular frame? Most jerseys will fit in either a 30″ x 36″ or 32″ x 40″ frame. Lay the jersey out in the desired position (and orientation to the frame) on the matte backing board inside the shadow box frame or foam board if using a standard frame.

Additionally, how do you make a jersey frame?

How do you hang a jersey without a frame?

Wire hangers may work for everyday clothes, but they will leave dents in your jersey over time. Instead, use a solid, smooth wood or felt hanger to support your jersey on the wall. Look for colors that match the jersey itself or the team’s colors. Mark the spot you want your jersey to hang from.

How do you frame a jersey in a picture frame?

How do you pin a jersey?

How do you frame a shirt in a shadow box?

How much does it cost to get a jersey framed?

Even with the sale or coupons, a framed jersey is still likely to cost over $400, plus additional fees for items such as pictures, cards, logos, etc. included with the jersey.

How do you frame sports memorabilia?

How do you frame a matting jersey?

How do you fold a jersey?

How do you make a homemade shadow box?

  1. Step 1: Find an Old Door. Photo by Anthony Tieuli.
  2. Step 2: Cut it Up. Photo by Anthony Tieuli.
  3. Step 3: Clean off the Old Finish. Photo by Anthony Tieuli.
  4. Step 4: Rabbet and Dado. Photo by Anthony Tieuli.
  5. Step 4: Sand.
  6. Step 6: Plug the Holes.
  7. Step 7: Apply the Finish.
  8. Step 8: Cut the Miters.

How do you make a shadow box?

  1. Cut out the back panel of your shadowbox. Set the glass from your picture frame aside and discard the back of the frame.
  2. Cut the wooden edges.
  3. Glue down the sides of your shadowbox.
  4. Nail your frame to your back panel.
  5. Paint your shadowbox.
  6. Add the front of your shadowbox.

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