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2009 Best if the Twin Cities

We are honored to be named the “Best Frame Shop” in Minnesota Monthly’s  annual “Best of the Twin Cities ” feature.  For those of you who didn’t see the article:

FRAME SHOP

When it comes to good framing, it’s easier to get it wrong than it is to get it right.  For more than 20 years, Carter Avenue Frame Shop has taken apart do-it-yourself projects gone awry, and turned them into gallery-worthy, picture-perfect artwork.  Owner Tim Smith and his team excel at helping customers find the right design, color, proportion, and style of frame to suit their style.  The shop promises to finish your project within a week, and guarantees all work.  2186 Como Ave., St. Paul, 651-645-7862, carteravenueframeshop.com

                        Minnesota Monthly, October 2009

Thanks to all of you for helping make us the best frame shop in the Twin Cities!  We promise to keep working to stay the best at serving you with art and framing.

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2186 Como Ave.

St. Paul, MN  55108

In St. Anthony Park two blocks east of Bibelot and Muffuletta

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Professional Custom Picture Framing

Serving the Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis with great design, guaranteed quality craftsmanship, and helpful service since 1975.

(651) 645-7862

info@carteravenueframeshop.com

  

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Weekdays 10-5:30
Saturday 10-4
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Can you get me a poster I found on the internet?

Yes, we can often order posters that you find on the Internet. We do not have access to absolutely everything that you can find online, but we do have access to thousands of images. The advantage to having us order your poster is that you don’t have to pay any postage or deal with any problems. In addition, you are always able to borrow images from our inventory to take home on approval before you buy them. Also, if you look at a printed image in our catalogs, the colors from our printed image are more similar to the poster colors than the image on your computer screen. If you want us to search for an image, get all the information that you can including the artist’s name, the title of the image, the size and the publisher and we will be able to tell you whether we can get that poster or not.

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