Dates:

6:30 pm — 9:00 pm

Tue 13th Jan 2026

Tue 20th Jan 2026

Tue 27th Jan 2026

Price:

£235.00

Booking Closed

Skills you’ll learn

How to use our Morso Guillotine, Underpinner, Dremell drill, Glass Cutters, Staining and Waxing for raw wood

About the Course

Whether you are someone with a pile of posters still to be hung or an artist preparing for exhibitions, this is an opportunity to make your own bespoke picture frame, mount your artwork, and assemble all components ready to take home and hang proudly.

Over three consecutive evenings you will learn how to operate traditional picture framing machinery and tools; as well as practice key skills transferable to multiple woodworking processes.

In this course you will learn how to: cut and join hardwood moulding using guillotines and underpinners alongside hand pinning with a dremel and hammer; sand and finish a raw wood frame using stains or waxes to complement your artwork, cut, clean and handle glass; and safely mount paper based artwork such as prints, photographs or paintings.

This course will be run by professional picture framer Joe Fergey.

You will be asked to bring with you a piece of work you would like to create a frame for during the sessions (maximum size A3 frame).

DISCLAIMER

In using the workshop, you understand that the use of all tools and machinery belonging to Blackhorse Workshop are at your own risk.

Please note that refunds and/or changes to ticket date are available up to 1 week before start date. We cannot offer refunds due to Covid or any other absence due to illness. Once a course has started, we cannot offer any transfers or refunds. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Please dress appropriately for metalwork, no trainers or shorts, we recommend sturdy shoes/boots and jeans or similar. We also recommend sturdy shoes/boots to be worn for woodwork.