Just left John R Gibson framemakers only minutes ago and what a genuinely nice man he is indeed! He…read morehas a beautiful shop above Starry Starry Night on Dowanside Lane which is basically his workshop and is accessed by an old set of rickity wooden stairs! I needed a card framed and had, as usual, left it till the last moment. After explaining my situation he told me to come back in the morning and it would be waiting for me framed and with a border round it for a very reasonable price considering he had squeezed me in with no notice at all. Support these little businesses when getting anything framed, reframed or stretched as they are the gems in our West End!

Have you ever had a friend that screwed up?…read more I mean really screwed up? Not only did they crash your car but your dog was in the car at the time, and since your friend was drunk they had the dog driving. Car gone, dog dead and your pal asking for a beer next to the flaming wreckage complaining about your dog's inability to successfully negotiate reverse camber corners. In a similar scale - Framing Workshop really screwed up They were asked to frame a antique shawl by the wife. An antique Whitby Jet shawl that she has taken care of for over 35 years. We have carried it with us over oceans and kept it in pride of place, in every location we have inhabited. We decided to get the item framed to protect it and specifically asked for it to be pinned in the framed and hung over the backing. The colour of the backing board that they decided to use was grey and when we got it home, it sucked the colour out of the shawl and out of the room. So, I thought why not get the backing board changed out to a nice cream and present it to the wife. The local framer took it in and phoned me the next day. "They glued it". Sorry "They glued the whole thing". The front matt board was glued to the shawl. The antique shawl was completely glued to the backing board. It was not going to shift. Destroyed. Thank you very much. And we are never going near Framing Workshop ever again.

If you need something framed I would highly recommend going to The Framing Workshop near St…read moreGeorge's cross.. Staff are lovely and very helpful.. I have many things framed there at a very reasonable price.. For example me and my friend had the same picture to get framed, she went else where and payed £65 and I only payed £32.. Bargain.. I also saw a picture on pinterest of a box frame with an opening in the top so that you can post your old concert tickets in to display them.. They took on the challenge and made me one which I love, I still need to sort all my tickets out but when I have I will add a picture.. Oh also if you if you are in don't forget to look up, when I was collecting my frame I was chatting to the owner, I asked her what the weirdest thing she had framed was and she told me to look up.. Framed on the roof was a giant tunnocks tea cake from the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games.. Love it..

Why I ever got something by post when a shop that's been in the city . Provides it there , and I…read moredon't have to worried about getting involved with posting and thing getting broken. Excellent and easy to deal with 10/10

Absolutely first-class service from sourcing print, keeping me informed and super fast framing…read moreservice. Friendly, helpful staff - would recommend to all!

Great gallery but a hidden gem when it comes to picture framing. Amazing range of hand finished…read moreframes that many of Scotland's top artists seem to use.

When my mum comes to Glasgow there is always one place we have to visit without question every time…read more- Millers. As a craft obsessive she is like a child walking into a toyshop. This place has everything you could ever want in terms of craft, art and technical materials and I even find myself feeling all creative as I wander through its two floors. The thing that my mum raves about is the 'fill a box' which allows you to fill a rectangular box full of all different types and colours of card and paper to suit your needs. As long as the box closes then you get it all for £7.25 (or £5-odd for a smaller box). The concept is unique and it is the only place in the vicinity that I know of that does this. They also do a 'bonus card' - you get 10 points for every £1 you spend which you can later redeem against some of your favourite goodies. 1 point equals 1p so you are essentially getting 10% off every time you spend. My only qualm? The prices. A lot of their products could be found online on crafty websites for about half the price.

A cracker of an Art Shop that is particularly popular with art students in the many surrounding…read moreUniversities and Colleges in Glasgow. There are alot of things in here, including a great range of inks and paints as well as paper and pencils. I recently topped up on good high quality paper (with high quality prices!). The selection is excellent across the board with alot of stuff that I don't even know the name of so I won't even embarass myself by trying to find appropriate labels for them. 'Crafty stuff'. The staff are friendly and helpful and the place is always busy which is a good sign, particularly given there is another rival store just up the road that is also excellent. Well worth a look.

Although Chieftain arts paints itself as a framing business, there is more to it than meets the…read moreeye! Based in a small, modest space, this place not only offers an affordable framing service for your pictures, but offers a selection of locally themed art prints itself. Crammed into this petite establishment is a wave of lower key paintings by Scottish artists, including their affordable prints. Of high quality and immortalised in delicate yet robust frames, these prints would look cracking in your home at a tenth of the cost you'd be paying for the original. When I last visited Chieftain Arts the woman sitting at the desk was more than happy to let me browse at my own leisure without pressuring me to buy, and I felt free to observe the pretty prints in peace. With some lovely depictions of abstract sunsets and boasting some quaint looking impressionist styled paintings of Morningside in Edinburgh, there will be hidden treats in store within Chieftain Arts for the casual, recreational art lover.

I love a good bargain especially when sales are on, this store is well stocked with all sorts &…read moretypes of pictures, paintings, prints, that you wish to decorate your flat or apartment. A framing service is provided & advice from if required, the frames can be changed if you don't like the one chosen for the painting / print, it's no hassle here. As an art collector I see art as an investment and the frame is just as important to enhance the picture. On many times I've come here and used the picture framing service for items that I've bought at auction, and would highly recommend the service.

Shhh, there's some art in here that I plan on buying my boyfriend when it comes available. I would…read morego in to details, but who knows who reads these things! ;) Anway, this shop is very unassuming located smack dab in the middle of Buchanan Galleries. Once you walk in, you realise just how many options you have for art, even if you don't see what you want on the walls. The staff here are very friendly and although they didn't have what I wanted, they gave me the managers card to contact him regarding the art. I full plan on doing business here when what I want is available, and I suggest, if you're in the market for quality art, you should as well!

This particular framing company have been around for years, and are well priced and reliable. They…read moreattract custom from all over the south side, because they are through and thoughtful. It is even quite enjoyable, having a frame made, as they are wiling to take the time to explain the process and offer helpful advice. They've changed with the times as well, having quite a few digital photography services, alongside the ever popular "make your photograph into a canvas" offer.

This wee shop in shawlands has been around for years and the owners are really lovely…read more Ive bought prints from them - they had some lovely pictures of "old" shawlands and the southside. You can either buy the print by itself or have them put into frames. Ive also used their photo onto a canvas service. I found the staff very helpful as the original picture i wanted to use would not have looked right once blown up. They gave me their email address and i could email in some alternatives and they would chose the best one. Fantastic service and i hope these guys are still here once the arcade is upgraded.

Just received the best of service from this place. Hiding…read moreaway up the Hidden lane in Finnieston this wee workshop is situated at the back of Mercat House. I've used other picture framers before they wern't easily accessible in my lunch hour so a Yelping I went to find somewhere close by and this was the place that popped up. I was warmly greeted by Gordon Mccracken, who couldn't have been more helpful giving me ideas about sizes, mounts and frames. Within 2 days I received a phone call that the pictures were ready for pickup. The finished presentation was excellent and at a totally reasonable price. Will be using this place from now on.