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        <![CDATA[What to ask a framer before you start begins with one simple question most folks never think to raise: what kind of glass is going over my photo? In this episode I'm breaking down anti-reflective glass in plain English — no jargon, just a friendly heads-up before you ever walk into a frame shop.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas, and I've spent years at my work table helping people protect the things they love. So let me tell you what anti-reflective glass actually does: it cuts that annoying glare you get when sunlight or a lamp bounces off the front of a frame. You know the one — you walk across the room and suddenly you can't even see the photo, just a bright white shine staring back at you. Anti-reflective glass softens all that so the image comes through clear, almost like there's no glass there at all.

I'll walk you through when anti-reflective glass makes sense, how it works alongside protection for your photos, and the questions worth asking so the finished result reflects your home and your personality — not the ceiling light. Framing is a craft, and a good framer should be happy to talk you through every option before anything is cut or mounted.

If you've got a photo, a print, or a family treasure you've been meaning to frame, come see me. Visit www.rosecityframing.com, stop by 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler, or call (903) 360-7004 and tell me the story behind yours. Love you, and have a great day.]]>
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        <![CDATA[What to ask a framer before you start begins with one simple question most folks never think to raise: what kind of glass is going over my photo? In this episode I'm breaking down anti-reflective glass in plain English — no jargon, just a friendly heads-up before you ever walk into a frame shop.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas, and I've spent years at my work table helping people protect the things they love. So let me tell you what anti-reflective glass actually does: it cuts that annoying glare you get when sunlight or a lamp bounces off the front of a frame. You know the one — you walk across the room and suddenly you can't even see the photo, just a bright white shine staring back at you. Anti-reflective glass softens all that so the image comes through clear, almost like there's no glass there at all.

I'll walk you through when anti-reflective glass makes sense, how it works alongside protection for your photos, and the questions worth asking so the finished result reflects your home and your personality — not the ceiling light. Framing is a craft, and a good framer should be happy to talk you through every option before anything is cut or mounted.

If you've got a photo, a print, or a family treasure you've been meaning to frame, come see me. Visit www.rosecityframing.com, stop by 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler, or call (903) 360-7004 and tell me the story behind yours. Love you, and have a great day.]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What to ask a framer before you start begins with one simple question most folks never think to raise: what kind of glass is going over my photo? In this episode I'm breaking down anti-reflective glass in plain English — no jargon, just a friendly heads-up before you ever walk into a frame shop.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas, and I've spent years at my work table helping people protect the things they love. So let me tell you what anti-reflective glass actually does: it cuts that annoying glare you get when sunlight or a lamp bounces off the front of a frame. You know the one — you walk across the room and suddenly you can't even see the photo, just a bright white shine staring back at you. Anti-reflective glass softens all that so the image comes through clear, almost like there's no glass there at all.

I'll walk you through when anti-reflective glass makes sense, how it works alongside protection for your photos, and the questions worth asking so the finished result reflects your home and your personality — not the ceiling light. Framing is a craft, and a good framer should be happy to talk you through every option before anything is cut or mounted.

If you've got a photo, a print, or a family treasure you've been meaning to frame, come see me. Visit www.rosecityframing.com, stop by 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler, or call (903) 360-7004 and tell me the story behind yours. Love you, and have a great day.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[How to protect a photo when framing comes down to one thing most people don't realize until it's too late: the glass. In this episode I'm pulling back the curtain on UV-protective glass — what it actually protects, and why it matters more than almost any other choice you'll make when you frame something you love.

Here's the short version: regular glass lets ultraviolet light through, and over time that light fades your photo, yellows the paper, and breaks down inks and dyes you can never get back. UV-protective glass filters out the vast majority of those damaging rays, so the colors you see today are the colors you'll still see years from now. That's the whole point of framing in the first place — not just to make something pretty on the wall, but to preserve it.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this one I'll walk you through what UV glass does, where sunlight does its quiet damage even in rooms you'd never expect, and how to think about protecting a photograph, a document, or any treasure with a story behind it. No lecture — just a friendly heads-up before you need it, the way I'd tell a friend across the work table.

If you've got a photo or keepsake you want to protect the right way, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Give us a call at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you, and have a great day.]]>
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        <![CDATA[How to protect a photo when framing comes down to one thing most people don't realize until it's too late: the glass. In this episode I'm pulling back the curtain on UV-protective glass — what it actually protects, and why it matters more than almost any other choice you'll make when you frame something you love.

Here's the short version: regular glass lets ultraviolet light through, and over time that light fades your photo, yellows the paper, and breaks down inks and dyes you can never get back. UV-protective glass filters out the vast majority of those damaging rays, so the colors you see today are the colors you'll still see years from now. That's the whole point of framing in the first place — not just to make something pretty on the wall, but to preserve it.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this one I'll walk you through what UV glass does, where sunlight does its quiet damage even in rooms you'd never expect, and how to think about protecting a photograph, a document, or any treasure with a story behind it. No lecture — just a friendly heads-up before you need it, the way I'd tell a friend across the work table.

If you've got a photo or keepsake you want to protect the right way, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Give us a call at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you, and have a great day.]]>
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      <itunes:summary>How to protect a photo when framing comes down to one thing most people don't realize until it's too late: the glass. In this episode I'm pulling back the curtain on UV-protective glass — what it actually protects, and why it matters more than almost any other choice you'll make when you frame something you love.

Here's the short version: regular glass lets ultraviolet light through, and over time that light fades your photo, yellows the paper, and breaks down inks and dyes you can never get back. UV-protective glass filters out the vast majority of those damaging rays, so the colors you see today are the colors you'll still see years from now. That's the whole point of framing in the first place — not just to make something pretty on the wall, but to preserve it.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this one I'll walk you through what UV glass does, where sunlight does its quiet damage even in rooms you'd never expect, and how to think about protecting a photograph, a document, or any treasure with a story behind it. No lecture — just a friendly heads-up before you need it, the way I'd tell a friend across the work table.

If you've got a photo or keepsake you want to protect the right way, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Give us a call at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you, and have a great day.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>Acrylic or Glass for Framing? Here's What Actually Protects Your Art</title>
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        <![CDATA[If you've ever stood in front of something you love — a photo, a piece of art, your grandchild's first painting — and wondered how to keep it safe, this one's for you. One of the most common questions I get is whether acrylic or glass is the better choice for framing, and the honest answer is: it depends on what you're protecting and where it's going to live.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this short, friendly episode, I walk you through the real differences between glass and acrylic glazing so you can make a confident decision before you ever need to. We'll talk about which option is lighter and safer for large or heavy pieces, which one holds up better over a staircase or in a child's room, how UV protection factors in, and why the "right" choice changes depending on the item and the wall it's headed to. No lecture, no jargon — just a heads-up from a friend who sees the same framing questions come up again and again.

Whether you're framing a family treasure or a print you found on your travels, a little know-how goes a long way toward keeping it beautiful for years to come. When you're ready for a real conversation about your piece, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Call me at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. We're at 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler. Love you — and have a great day.]]>
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        <![CDATA[If you've ever stood in front of something you love — a photo, a piece of art, your grandchild's first painting — and wondered how to keep it safe, this one's for you. One of the most common questions I get is whether acrylic or glass is the better choice for framing, and the honest answer is: it depends on what you're protecting and where it's going to live.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this short, friendly episode, I walk you through the real differences between glass and acrylic glazing so you can make a confident decision before you ever need to. We'll talk about which option is lighter and safer for large or heavy pieces, which one holds up better over a staircase or in a child's room, how UV protection factors in, and why the "right" choice changes depending on the item and the wall it's headed to. No lecture, no jargon — just a heads-up from a friend who sees the same framing questions come up again and again.

Whether you're framing a family treasure or a print you found on your travels, a little know-how goes a long way toward keeping it beautiful for years to come. When you're ready for a real conversation about your piece, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Call me at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. We're at 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler. Love you — and have a great day.]]>
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      <itunes:summary>If you've ever stood in front of something you love — a photo, a piece of art, your grandchild's first painting — and wondered how to keep it safe, this one's for you. One of the most common questions I get is whether acrylic or glass is the better choice for framing, and the honest answer is: it depends on what you're protecting and where it's going to live.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, a Certified Picture Framer and the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. In this short, friendly episode, I walk you through the real differences between glass and acrylic glazing so you can make a confident decision before you ever need to. We'll talk about which option is lighter and safer for large or heavy pieces, which one holds up better over a staircase or in a child's room, how UV protection factors in, and why the "right" choice changes depending on the item and the wall it's headed to. No lecture, no jargon — just a heads-up from a friend who sees the same framing questions come up again and again.

Whether you're framing a family treasure or a print you found on your travels, a little know-how goes a long way toward keeping it beautiful for years to come. When you're ready for a real conversation about your piece, I'd love to hear the story behind it. Call me at (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. We're at 214 Shelley Dr in Tyler. Love you — and have a great day.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>Akron to Tyler: Rebuilding My Business &amp; Does Hobby Lobby Build Custom Frames?</title>
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        <![CDATA[Does Hobby Lobby build custom frames? Yes — but here's the honest answer you're actually searching for: big box stores put an apron on an 18-year-old, hand them five training videos, and call them a framer. In this episode I pull back the curtain on the difference between an assembly line and a real, certified custom framing craft — and why that difference matters when you're trusting someone with a family treasure.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. I take you all the way back to Akron, Ohio — a family of eight kids, frisbee tag in the yard — through fifteen years owning a frame shop, twenty years overseas as a missionary pilot family, and the night my husband Brian said over dinner, "You just need to open up your own frame shop again." We didn't borrow money. We didn't take investors. Within thirty days we found the perfect location, and two weeks after I left big box, we cut the ribbon. We made money our very first month and earned 277 five-star reviews in three and a half years.

You'll learn what custom picture framing really involves, why I won't apologize for the cost, and how we solve the hard jobs through "framing by committee" — because what we don't know, we'll research. Quality over quantity. Shop local over big box. Indeed.

Bring me your treasure and its story. Call (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you — and have a great day.]]>
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        <![CDATA[Does Hobby Lobby build custom frames? Yes — but here's the honest answer you're actually searching for: big box stores put an apron on an 18-year-old, hand them five training videos, and call them a framer. In this episode I pull back the curtain on the difference between an assembly line and a real, certified custom framing craft — and why that difference matters when you're trusting someone with a family treasure.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. I take you all the way back to Akron, Ohio — a family of eight kids, frisbee tag in the yard — through fifteen years owning a frame shop, twenty years overseas as a missionary pilot family, and the night my husband Brian said over dinner, "You just need to open up your own frame shop again." We didn't borrow money. We didn't take investors. Within thirty days we found the perfect location, and two weeks after I left big box, we cut the ribbon. We made money our very first month and earned 277 five-star reviews in three and a half years.

You'll learn what custom picture framing really involves, why I won't apologize for the cost, and how we solve the hard jobs through "framing by committee" — because what we don't know, we'll research. Quality over quantity. Shop local over big box. Indeed.

Bring me your treasure and its story. Call (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you — and have a great day.]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Does Hobby Lobby build custom frames? Yes — but here's the honest answer you're actually searching for: big box stores put an apron on an 18-year-old, hand them five training videos, and call them a framer. In this episode I pull back the curtain on the difference between an assembly line and a real, certified custom framing craft — and why that difference matters when you're trusting someone with a family treasure.

I'm Tricia Pottinger, Certified Picture Framer and owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing here in Tyler, Texas. I take you all the way back to Akron, Ohio — a family of eight kids, frisbee tag in the yard — through fifteen years owning a frame shop, twenty years overseas as a missionary pilot family, and the night my husband Brian said over dinner, "You just need to open up your own frame shop again." We didn't borrow money. We didn't take investors. Within thirty days we found the perfect location, and two weeks after I left big box, we cut the ribbon. We made money our very first month and earned 277 five-star reviews in three and a half years.

You'll learn what custom picture framing really involves, why I won't apologize for the cost, and how we solve the hard jobs through "framing by committee" — because what we don't know, we'll research. Quality over quantity. Shop local over big box. Indeed.

Bring me your treasure and its story. Call (903) 360-7004 or visit www.rosecityframing.com. Love you — and have a great day.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>Is It Cheaper to Frame Your Own Pictures? The DIY Myth, Busted</title>
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        <![CDATA[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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        <![CDATA[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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      <itunes:summary>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!</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>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 tabl</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>What's a Patrick Mahomes Autographed Jersey Really Worth?</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 08 Aug 2026 14:11:20 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>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.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>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 </itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>What to Do With Vintage Embroidery? Preserve It, Don't Toss It</title>
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        <![CDATA[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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        <![CDATA[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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      <pubDate>Sat, 01 Aug 2026 13:40:42 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>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!</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>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 throu</itunes:subtitle>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>How Should You Preserve Children's Artwork in Tyler?</title>
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      <itunes:title>How Should You Preserve Children's Artwork in Tyler?</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p><p>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. <strong>The best custom framing projects in East Texas begin by understanding the story behind every item before choosing a frame.</strong> You'll also hear practical advice for displaying children's artwork while protecting it from sunlight, moisture, and everyday wear.</p><p><br>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call <strong>(903) 321-4060</strong> or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> <strong>https://rosecityframingblog.com</strong></a>.</p><p><strong><br>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.</strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p><p>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. <strong>The best custom framing projects in East Texas begin by understanding the story behind every item before choosing a frame.</strong> You'll also hear practical advice for displaying children's artwork while protecting it from sunlight, moisture, and everyday wear.</p><p><br>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call <strong>(903) 321-4060</strong> or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> <strong>https://rosecityframingblog.com</strong></a>.</p><p><strong><br>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.</strong></p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:46:08 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p><p>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. <strong>The best custom framing projects in East Texas begin by understanding the story behind every item before choosing a frame.</strong> You'll also hear practical advice for displaying children's artwork while protecting it from sunlight, moisture, and everyday wear.</p><p><br>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call <strong>(903) 321-4060</strong> or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> <strong>https://rosecityframingblog.com</strong></a>.</p><p><strong><br>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.</strong></p>]]>
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      <title>Why Did My Framing Quote Cost More Than the Art Itself?</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>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.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 20 Jul 2026 18:19:00 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>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.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>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, T</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How Should You Handle Vacation Photo Framing in Tyler?</title>
      <itunes:episode>12</itunes:episode>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Summer vacations create some of the most meaningful memories we make, but what happens when all of those beautiful photos stay buried on your phone instead of becoming part of your everyday life? In this episode, Tricia from Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares how custom picture framing in Tyler helps families preserve travel memories while creating something meaningful that lasts for years across East Texas.</p><p>In this conversation, we talk about how to choose the right travel photos, why proper preservation materials matter, and how design decisions can completely change the way memories are displayed in your home. We also explore why archival framing in Tyler matters for protecting long-term value. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Summer vacations create some of the most meaningful memories we make, but what happens when all of those beautiful photos stay buried on your phone instead of becoming part of your everyday life? In this episode, Tricia from Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares how custom picture framing in Tyler helps families preserve travel memories while creating something meaningful that lasts for years across East Texas.</p><p>In this conversation, we talk about how to choose the right travel photos, why proper preservation materials matter, and how design decisions can completely change the way memories are displayed in your home. We also explore why archival framing in Tyler matters for protecting long-term value. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:41:10 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Summer vacations create some of the most meaningful memories we make, but what happens when all of those beautiful photos stay buried on your phone instead of becoming part of your everyday life? In this episode, Tricia from Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares how custom picture framing in Tyler helps families preserve travel memories while creating something meaningful that lasts for years across East Texas.</p><p>In this conversation, we talk about how to choose the right travel photos, why proper preservation materials matter, and how design decisions can completely change the way memories are displayed in your home. We also explore why archival framing in Tyler matters for protecting long-term value. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>What Framing Mistakes in Tyler Should You Avoid?</title>
      <itunes:episode>11</itunes:episode>
      <podcast:episode>11</podcast:episode>
      <itunes:title>What Framing Mistakes in Tyler Should You Avoid?</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>If you are thinking about preserving artwork, family photos, or meaningful keepsakes, knowing what mistakes to avoid matters more than most people realize. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas should understand before making framing decisions that could cause permanent damage.</p><p>Tricia explains why the cheapest option often becomes the most expensive regret later. She walks through common framing mistakes people make, why archival framing matters, and why material selection changes everything when it comes to long-term preservation. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit https://rosecityframingblog.com.</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>If you are thinking about preserving artwork, family photos, or meaningful keepsakes, knowing what mistakes to avoid matters more than most people realize. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas should understand before making framing decisions that could cause permanent damage.</p><p>Tricia explains why the cheapest option often becomes the most expensive regret later. She walks through common framing mistakes people make, why archival framing matters, and why material selection changes everything when it comes to long-term preservation. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit https://rosecityframingblog.com.</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 06 Jul 2026 13:20:56 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Tricia Pottinger</author>
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      <itunes:duration>295</itunes:duration>
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        <![CDATA[<p>If you are thinking about preserving artwork, family photos, or meaningful keepsakes, knowing what mistakes to avoid matters more than most people realize. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas should understand before making framing decisions that could cause permanent damage.</p><p>Tricia explains why the cheapest option often becomes the most expensive regret later. She walks through common framing mistakes people make, why archival framing matters, and why material selection changes everything when it comes to long-term preservation. The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler, Texas, focus on preserving artwork correctly for long-term protection.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or anywhere across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit https://rosecityframingblog.com.</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with premium craftsmanship and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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      <title>Why Local Art Matters for Custom Picture Framing in Tyler</title>
      <itunes:episode>10</itunes:episode>
      <podcast:episode>10</podcast:episode>
      <itunes:title>Why Local Art Matters for Custom Picture Framing in Tyler</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Where can homeowners find local art that brings personality and meaning into their homes? In this episode, Tricia shares why local art has become one of her favorite recommendations for summer home updates and how homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas can discover artwork that tells a story. As the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing, she explains why meaningful artwork often creates a bigger impact than expensive renovations.</p><p><br>You'll learn why local art creates stronger emotional connections, how custom picture framing in Tyler helps protect and showcase original artwork, and why archival framing matters when preserving pieces you love. Tricia also discusses the role local artists play in strengthening the community and shares her belief that "The most trusted custom framing projects in Tyler, Texas begin with understanding the story behind the item."</p><p><br>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler, Texas or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with craftsmanship-driven custom framing and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Where can homeowners find local art that brings personality and meaning into their homes? In this episode, Tricia shares why local art has become one of her favorite recommendations for summer home updates and how homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas can discover artwork that tells a story. As the owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing, she explains why meaningful artwork often creates a bigger impact than expensive renovations.</p><p><br>You'll learn why local art creates stronger emotional connections, how custom picture framing in Tyler helps protect and showcase original artwork, and why archival framing matters when preserving pieces you love. Tricia also discusses the role local artists play in strengthening the community and shares her belief that "The most trusted custom framing projects in Tyler, Texas begin with understanding the story behind the item."</p><p><br>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler, Texas or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia's Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with craftsmanship-driven custom framing and preservation expertise.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 22 Jun 2026 04:33:34 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Tricia Pottinger</author>
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      <title>How Does Archival Photo Framing in Tyler Handle Summer Heat?</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does East Texas summer heat really mean for your framed photos and artwork? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares why preservation matters just as much as presentation and explains how environmental conditions affect artwork across Tyler and East Texas.</p><p>Tricia discusses the hidden impact of heat, sunlight, and humidity on photographs, documents, and cherished keepsakes. She explains how archival photo framing in Tyler helps protect meaningful pieces over time and why archival framing decisions should begin before a piece ever reaches the wall. As Tricia shares in this episode, "The most trusted custom framing projects in Tyler, Texas begin with understanding the story behind the piece."</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler, Texas or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with preservation-focused custom framing craftsmanship.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does East Texas summer heat really mean for your framed photos and artwork? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares why preservation matters just as much as presentation and explains how environmental conditions affect artwork across Tyler and East Texas.</p><p>Tricia discusses the hidden impact of heat, sunlight, and humidity on photographs, documents, and cherished keepsakes. She explains how archival photo framing in Tyler helps protect meaningful pieces over time and why archival framing decisions should begin before a piece ever reaches the wall. As Tricia shares in this episode, "The most trusted custom framing projects in Tyler, Texas begin with understanding the story behind the piece."</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler, Texas or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with preservation-focused custom framing craftsmanship.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 15 Jun 2026 08:31:05 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does East Texas summer heat really mean for your framed photos and artwork? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares why preservation matters just as much as presentation and explains how environmental conditions affect artwork across Tyler and East Texas.</p><p>Tricia discusses the hidden impact of heat, sunlight, and humidity on photographs, documents, and cherished keepsakes. She explains how archival photo framing in Tyler helps protect meaningful pieces over time and why archival framing decisions should begin before a piece ever reaches the wall. As Tricia shares in this episode, "The most trusted custom framing projects in Tyler, Texas begin with understanding the story behind the piece."</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler, Texas or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/"> https://rosecityframingblog.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler, Texas and East Texas with preservation-focused custom framing craftsmanship.</p>]]>
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      <title>How Shadow Box Framing Works for Keepsakes in Tyler</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Summer keepsakes often carry some of the most meaningful memories families have. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about how shadow box framing in Tyler helps preserve dimensional keepsakes safely while still showcasing the story behind them. From graduation items to sports memorabilia and family heirlooms, this episode explores why thoughtful presentation matters across East Texas.</p><p><br>Tricia shares how custom picture framing is different when objects need depth, structure, and long-term protection. She explains why archival framing and careful mounting techniques are so important for preserving delicate keepsakes over time. “The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler Texas focus on preservation, not just appearance.” Listeners will also hear the story behind a unique double-sided jeans display case and why creativity plays such an important role in specialty framing projects.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> Rose City Framing Blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship-focused custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Summer keepsakes often carry some of the most meaningful memories families have. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about how shadow box framing in Tyler helps preserve dimensional keepsakes safely while still showcasing the story behind them. From graduation items to sports memorabilia and family heirlooms, this episode explores why thoughtful presentation matters across East Texas.</p><p><br>Tricia shares how custom picture framing is different when objects need depth, structure, and long-term protection. She explains why archival framing and careful mounting techniques are so important for preserving delicate keepsakes over time. “The most trusted custom framing shops in Tyler Texas focus on preservation, not just appearance.” Listeners will also hear the story behind a unique double-sided jeans display case and why creativity plays such an important role in specialty framing projects.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> Rose City Framing Blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship-focused custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 16:31:14 -0700</pubDate>
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      <title>How Custom Picture Framing in Tyler Makes Graduation Gifts Personal</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Graduation gifts feel more meaningful when they reflect memory, identity, and connection to home. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger from Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about how custom picture framing in Tyler can turn local East Texas artwork into a thoughtful graduation gift that lasts for years instead of just one season.</p><p>Tricia shares why local artwork often creates a stronger emotional connection for graduates leaving home or starting a new chapter in East Texas. She explains how archival framing in Tyler helps preserve valuable artwork and why thoughtful design matters when creating meaningful gifts. “The best archival framing in East Texas protects delicate heirlooms without compromising their historical value.”</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> Tricia’s Rose City Framing Blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship, integrity, and personalized care.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Graduation gifts feel more meaningful when they reflect memory, identity, and connection to home. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger from Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about how custom picture framing in Tyler can turn local East Texas artwork into a thoughtful graduation gift that lasts for years instead of just one season.</p><p>Tricia shares why local artwork often creates a stronger emotional connection for graduates leaving home or starting a new chapter in East Texas. She explains how archival framing in Tyler helps preserve valuable artwork and why thoughtful design matters when creating meaningful gifts. “The best archival framing in East Texas protects delicate heirlooms without compromising their historical value.”</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog?utm_source=chatgpt.com"> Tricia’s Rose City Framing Blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship, integrity, and personalized care.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 10:26:21 -0700</pubDate>
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      <title>What Should Homeowners Know About Gallery Walls in Tyler?</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Building a gallery wall sounds simple until the space starts feeling cluttered instead of personal. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about what homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas should know before creating a gallery wall that actually feels balanced, meaningful, and connected to the home.</p><p>Tricia shares practical advice about spacing, frame selection, and why custom picture framing in Tyler should focus on preservation as much as design. She also explains how archival framing, thoughtful layout choices, and intentional collecting can help homeowners avoid the rushed look that often happens with gallery walls. “The best picture framing in East Texas combines craftsmanship, precision, and personal care for every piece.”</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog"> https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship-focused custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Building a gallery wall sounds simple until the space starts feeling cluttered instead of personal. In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing talks about what homeowners in Tyler and across East Texas should know before creating a gallery wall that actually feels balanced, meaningful, and connected to the home.</p><p>Tricia shares practical advice about spacing, frame selection, and why custom picture framing in Tyler should focus on preservation as much as design. She also explains how archival framing, thoughtful layout choices, and intentional collecting can help homeowners avoid the rushed look that often happens with gallery walls. “The best picture framing in East Texas combines craftsmanship, precision, and personal care for every piece.”</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit<a href="https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog"> https://rosecityframingblog.com/blog</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with craftsmanship-focused custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 13 May 2026 16:36:01 -0700</pubDate>
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      <title>Custom Picture Framing in Tyler for Mother’s Day Art</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Why is local art a meaningful Mother’s Day gift in Tyler? In this episode, Tricia of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares why local art gifts feel personal, thoughtful, and connected to the people and places that matter across East Texas.</p><p>Tricia talks about why a locally made piece can feel more intentional than a rushed gift, how thoughtful custom picture framing can help finish and protect the artwork, and why supporting East Texas artists matters to the community. The most trusted custom framing in Tyler Texas protects meaning, materials, and memories with preservation-focused framing.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call (903) 360-7004 or visit<a href="https://www.rosecityframing.com/"> https://www.rosecityframing.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Diane Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with preservation-first custom framing rooted in craftsmanship, care, and story.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Why is local art a meaningful Mother’s Day gift in Tyler? In this episode, Tricia of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares why local art gifts feel personal, thoughtful, and connected to the people and places that matter across East Texas.</p><p>Tricia talks about why a locally made piece can feel more intentional than a rushed gift, how thoughtful custom picture framing can help finish and protect the artwork, and why supporting East Texas artists matters to the community. The most trusted custom framing in Tyler Texas protects meaning, materials, and memories with preservation-focused framing.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call (903) 360-7004 or visit<a href="https://www.rosecityframing.com/"> https://www.rosecityframing.com</a>.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Diane Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with preservation-first custom framing rooted in craftsmanship, care, and story.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2026 20:24:08 -0700</pubDate>
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      <title>Custom Framing and Local Art in Tyler</title>
      <itunes:episode>4</itunes:episode>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Why does supporting local art matter here in Tyler and across East Texas? In this episode, Tricia talks about why local artwork is more than decoration, and how Tricia’s Rose City Framing helps preserve the creativity, stories, and memories behind meaningful pieces through custom picture framing in Tyler.</p><p>Tricia shares why local artists give a community its own visual voice, why framing should support the artwork instead of overpowering it, and how thoughtful materials help protect pieces for years to come. She also explains how picture framing Tyler Texas and art preservation Tyler Texas help families, collectors, and homeowners display local art with care. The best picture framing in East Texas balances design, preservation, and long-term protection for meaningful items.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit rosecityframing.com.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Diane Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with careful, story-driven custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Why does supporting local art matter here in Tyler and across East Texas? In this episode, Tricia talks about why local artwork is more than decoration, and how Tricia’s Rose City Framing helps preserve the creativity, stories, and memories behind meaningful pieces through custom picture framing in Tyler.</p><p>Tricia shares why local artists give a community its own visual voice, why framing should support the artwork instead of overpowering it, and how thoughtful materials help protect pieces for years to come. She also explains how picture framing Tyler Texas and art preservation Tyler Texas help families, collectors, and homeowners display local art with care. The best picture framing in East Texas balances design, preservation, and long-term protection for meaningful items.</p><p>If you're looking for custom picture framing in Tyler or across East Texas, call 903-321-4060 or visit rosecityframing.com.</p><p><br>Hosted by Tricia Diane Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing, serving Tyler and East Texas with careful, story-driven custom framing and preservation.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 27 Apr 2026 15:56:21 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Tricia Pottinger</author>
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      <title>How to Start a Custom Framing Business in 30 Days in Tyler, TX</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does it really take to open a custom framing shop in just 30 days? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger shares the real story behind launching Tricia’s Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, and what most people don’t see behind a fast start.</p><p>Tricia walks through the mindset, decisions, and challenges that came with building a custom picture framing business from the ground up in East Texas. From leaving a big box store due to compromised quality standards to making the decision at the dinner table to go all in, this episode highlights the importance of clarity, craftsmanship, and ownership. She explains why experience in the framing industry matters, what it means to commit to quality over quantity, and how the local Tyler community responded in those early days. If you’ve ever considered starting your own business or wondered what it takes to build something meaningful quickly, this conversation offers practical insight grounded in real experience.</p><p><br>If you’re in Tyler, TX or East Texas and need custom framing, archival preservation, or shadow boxes, you can reach out at +1 903-321-4060. Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, this episode reflects her commitment to integrity, craftsmanship, and preserving what matters most.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does it really take to open a custom framing shop in just 30 days? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger shares the real story behind launching Tricia’s Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, and what most people don’t see behind a fast start.</p><p>Tricia walks through the mindset, decisions, and challenges that came with building a custom picture framing business from the ground up in East Texas. From leaving a big box store due to compromised quality standards to making the decision at the dinner table to go all in, this episode highlights the importance of clarity, craftsmanship, and ownership. She explains why experience in the framing industry matters, what it means to commit to quality over quantity, and how the local Tyler community responded in those early days. If you’ve ever considered starting your own business or wondered what it takes to build something meaningful quickly, this conversation offers practical insight grounded in real experience.</p><p><br>If you’re in Tyler, TX or East Texas and need custom framing, archival preservation, or shadow boxes, you can reach out at +1 903-321-4060. Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, this episode reflects her commitment to integrity, craftsmanship, and preserving what matters most.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 21 Apr 2026 18:42:04 -0700</pubDate>
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      <title> How Do You Frame a 2,000-Year-Old Artifact in East Texas?</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does it really take to frame something that’s over 2,000 years old? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger shares the story behind one of the most unique projects to come through her shop in Tyler, Texas—a Roman tear bottle that required precision, patience, and deep respect for history.</p><p>Tricia walks through the process of handling delicate and irreplaceable items, explaining how preservation framing differs from standard framing and why craftsmanship matters so much in this industry. From designing a solution that didn’t require direct contact with the artifact to collaborating as a team on complex decisions, this episode highlights the level of care that goes into true custom framing. If you’ve ever wondered whether your own heirlooms, artwork, or meaningful pieces are being protected the right way, this conversation will give you clarity and confidence.</p><p>If you’re in Tyler, TX or anywhere in East Texas and have something special you’re thinking about framing, you can reach out (903) 321 4060 or visit https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com. Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, this episode reflects her commitment to quality, integrity, and preserving what matters most.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does it really take to frame something that’s over 2,000 years old? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger shares the story behind one of the most unique projects to come through her shop in Tyler, Texas—a Roman tear bottle that required precision, patience, and deep respect for history.</p><p>Tricia walks through the process of handling delicate and irreplaceable items, explaining how preservation framing differs from standard framing and why craftsmanship matters so much in this industry. From designing a solution that didn’t require direct contact with the artifact to collaborating as a team on complex decisions, this episode highlights the level of care that goes into true custom framing. If you’ve ever wondered whether your own heirlooms, artwork, or meaningful pieces are being protected the right way, this conversation will give you clarity and confidence.</p><p>If you’re in Tyler, TX or anywhere in East Texas and have something special you’re thinking about framing, you can reach out (903) 321 4060 or visit https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com. Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, this episode reflects her commitment to quality, integrity, and preserving what matters most.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 16 Apr 2026 17:36:33 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What does it really take to frame something that’s over 2,000 years old? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger shares the story behind one of the most unique projects to come through her shop in Tyler, Texas—a Roman tear bottle that required precision, patience, and deep respect for history.</p><p>Tricia walks through the process of handling delicate and irreplaceable items, explaining how preservation framing differs from standard framing and why craftsmanship matters so much in this industry. From designing a solution that didn’t require direct contact with the artifact to collaborating as a team on complex decisions, this episode highlights the level of care that goes into true custom framing. If you’ve ever wondered whether your own heirlooms, artwork, or meaningful pieces are being protected the right way, this conversation will give you clarity and confidence.</p><p>If you’re in Tyler, TX or anywhere in East Texas and have something special you’re thinking about framing, you can reach out (903) 321 4060 or visit https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com. Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, this episode reflects her commitment to quality, integrity, and preserving what matters most.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What should you really know before bringing something in for custom framing? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what most people don’t realize until it’s too late.</p><p>Tricia walks through the difference between simply choosing a frame and truly preserving something that matters. She explains why custom framing is a craft, not just a service, and breaks down what goes into protecting artwork, photos, textiles, and heirlooms over time. The conversation covers the importance of archival materials, thoughtful design, and working with someone you trust, along with real examples of projects that required precision and care. She also shares how rushed framing decisions can lead to costly mistakes and why taking your time makes all the difference.</p><p>If you are in Tyler, Texas or anywhere in East Texas and have something meaningful you want to display or protect, this episode will help you make more confident decisions and avoid common pitfalls.</p><p>To learn more or connect with Tricia’s Rose City Framing:<br> Phone: (903) 321-4060<br> Blog: https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, specializing in custom picture framing and archival preservation.</p><p><br></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What should you really know before bringing something in for custom framing? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what most people don’t realize until it’s too late.</p><p>Tricia walks through the difference between simply choosing a frame and truly preserving something that matters. She explains why custom framing is a craft, not just a service, and breaks down what goes into protecting artwork, photos, textiles, and heirlooms over time. The conversation covers the importance of archival materials, thoughtful design, and working with someone you trust, along with real examples of projects that required precision and care. She also shares how rushed framing decisions can lead to costly mistakes and why taking your time makes all the difference.</p><p>If you are in Tyler, Texas or anywhere in East Texas and have something meaningful you want to display or protect, this episode will help you make more confident decisions and avoid common pitfalls.</p><p>To learn more or connect with Tricia’s Rose City Framing:<br> Phone: (903) 321-4060<br> Blog: https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, specializing in custom picture framing and archival preservation.</p><p><br></p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 04 Apr 2026 12:44:14 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What should you really know before bringing something in for custom framing? In this episode, Tricia Pottinger of Tricia’s Rose City Framing shares what most people don’t realize until it’s too late.</p><p>Tricia walks through the difference between simply choosing a frame and truly preserving something that matters. She explains why custom framing is a craft, not just a service, and breaks down what goes into protecting artwork, photos, textiles, and heirlooms over time. The conversation covers the importance of archival materials, thoughtful design, and working with someone you trust, along with real examples of projects that required precision and care. She also shares how rushed framing decisions can lead to costly mistakes and why taking your time makes all the difference.</p><p>If you are in Tyler, Texas or anywhere in East Texas and have something meaningful you want to display or protect, this episode will help you make more confident decisions and avoid common pitfalls.</p><p>To learn more or connect with Tricia’s Rose City Framing:<br> Phone: (903) 321-4060<br> Blog: https://RoseCityFramingBlog.com</p><p>Hosted by Tricia Pottinger, owner of Tricia’s Rose City Framing in Tyler, Texas, specializing in custom picture framing and archival preservation.</p><p><br></p>]]>
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