Tricia's Rose City Framing Podcast

Certified picture framer in Tyler, Texas sharing the real stories behind the treasures people trust her to preserve — plus what it takes to run a small business the right way.

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  Tricia's Rose City Framing Podcast

  Is It Cheaper to Frame Your Own Pictures? The DIY Myth, Busted

  Aug 15, 20264 min

  Is it cheaper to frame your own pictures at home? That's the question I hear all the time — and in this episode, I'm giving you the honest, no-nonsense answer. Spoiler: those DIY-ers who assume "anybody can do it at home" often end up back at my work table asking me to save the project after the cheap materials have already started damaging their family treasures. I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this episode, I dig into the "anybody can frame at home" myth that quietly ruins family photos, heirloom art, and irreplaceable keepsakes. You'll learn why acid-free matting and UV-protective glass actually matter, what those big-box and craft-store frame kits are really costing you in the long run, and why custom picture framing is a skilled craft — not a commodity. I'll also share why I won't apologize for the cost of custom framing, how "framing by committee" lets us solve even the trickiest projects, and the difference between a job done fast and a job well done. Because when someone hands me their family treasure, there's a story behind it — and I want to protect that story for years to come. If you've got a photo, a piece of art, or an heirloom you love, don't gamble with it. Come see us at Tricia's Rose City Framing, or call me at (903) 360-7004. Learn more at www.rosecityframing.com. Quality over quantity, y'all — and always shop local over big box. Love you, and have a great day!

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  What's a Patrick Mahomes Autographed Jersey Really Worth?

  Aug 8, 20264 min

  So you've got a Patrick Mahomes autographed jersey and you want to know what it's worth — and I've got some thoughts, y'all. I'm Tricia Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas, and I've had the joy of framing signed jerseys for some real fans, Mahomes included. In this episode I walk you through what actually drives the value of an autographed sports jersey: the authentication and certificate of authenticity, whether it's a game-worn or replica, the condition, the market, and yes — how you display and protect it matters more than most folks realize. Here's the part people don't think about until it's too late: an autographed jersey framed the cheap way, with the wrong materials or without UV protection, can lose value fast. Fading signatures, acid burns, moisture damage — I've seen it, and it breaks my heart. Preserving these treasures is everything to me, and I treat every single item that comes through my door as if it were my own. I'll share how I approach a valuable sports jersey the right way, why archival framing protects your investment, and how the story behind your piece shapes the whole project — because every treasure has a story, and I want to hear yours. Whether you're a Chiefs fan, a collector, or just someone who scored a signed jersey and doesn't want to mess it up, this one's for you. Ready to preserve yours the right way? Call me at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. I can't wait to see what you've got. Love you — and have a great day.

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  What to Do With Vintage Embroidery? Preserve It, Don't Toss It

  Aug 1, 20264 min

  So you found a piece of vintage embroidery — maybe your great-grandmother's handiwork tucked in a drawer, a needlepoint sampler from an estate sale, or a set of embroidered linens you can't bear to part with. Now what? In this episode, I'll walk you through exactly what to do with vintage embroidery so it lasts for generations instead of yellowing away in a box. I'm Tricia Diane Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, and textile framing is one of my very favorite things to do. I'll share why you should never glue, staple, or tape old needlework (oh my — please don't), how proper mounting and archival, acid-free materials protect delicate fibers, and why UV-protective glazing matters more than you think. I'll tell you about the time I framed a great-grandmother's embroidered jeans in a double-sided frame, and what I learned mounting a 79"x76" heirloom family quilt. Because here's the thing — every treasure has a story, and I want to hear yours before we ever pick a mat color. You'll learn how to spot damage before it spreads, when to leave it to a professional, and why "framing by committee" means I'll consult my Master Framer mentors on the tricky ones. What we don't know, we'll research. Indeed. Got a piece of vintage embroidery, needle art, or a textile heirloom you're wondering about? Y'all come see me. Call (903) 360-7004 or visit http://www.rosecityframing.com. Let's preserve your treasure together. Love you — have a great day!

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  How Should You Preserve Children's Artwork in Tyler?

  Jul 21, 20265 min

  As back-to-school season approaches, many parents begin sorting through school papers, artwork, and treasured keepsakes. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia's Rose City Framing shares how children's artwork framing, in Tyler, can help families preserve meaningful memories instead of leaving them tucked away in drawers or fading on the refrigerator. If you've ever wondered which pieces to save and how to protect them for years to come, this conversation is for you. Tricia explains why choosing a few meaningful pieces often creates a stronger family legacy than trying to keep everything. She discusses the value of custom picture framing, in Tyler, along with archival framing, in East Texas, and how conservation-quality materials help preserve artwork for future generations. The best custom framing projects in East Texas begin by understanding the story behind every item before choosing a frame. You'll also hear practical advice for displaying children's artwork while protecting it from sunlight, moisture, and everyday wear. If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call (903) 321-4060 or visit https://rosecityframingblog.com . Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with exceptional craftsmanship, personal care, and long-term preservation.

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  Why Did My Framing Quote Cost More Than the Art Itself?

  Jul 20, 20265 min

  Oh my — if you've ever walked into a frame shop, gotten the quote, and thought, "Wait, that costs more than the art itself?" — this episode is for you. I'm Tricia Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas, and today I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly why custom picture framing costs what it does. And I promise you — I will not apologize for it. Here's the truth, y'all: framing is a skilled craft, not a commodity. It takes years of training, an expensive investment in precise equipment, and a certification you don't earn by watching five training videos in the back of a big box store. In this episode I walk you through where your money actually goes — archival, museum-quality materials that protect your treasure for generations, the real cost of professional equipment, and the difference between assembly-line framing and someone who treats your item as if it were her own. I'll also share stories from the work table — the 2,000-year-old Roman tear bottle, my client's great-grandmother's embroidered jeans, that 79-inch heirloom quilt — because every treasure has a story, and that's what we're really preserving. You'll walk away understanding why quality over quantity, and shop local over big box, always wins for the pieces that matter. If you've got something meaningful you want framed right the first time, come see me. Call the shop at (903) 360-7004, visit us at 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler, or find us online at www.rosecityframing.com. Love you, and have a great day.

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