Description
This Winnie the Pooh scan frame keeps a baby's first three pictures together in a warm brown wooden frame. The off white face carries three openings, one above the other, each with its own lettered label: first scan, then second scan, and a wider opening at the foot marked my first photo. Across the top of the frame runs the line "Oh hello, am I glad to see you", and soft storybook drawings surround the openings, with Pooh sitting in the bottom corner, Piglet up in a tree, Owl on a branch and Eeyore peeping out at the base of the tree. It measures 42cm tall, 26cm wide and 1.5cm deep, so it reads clearly from across a room without crowding the wall.
Because each opening is lettered, the frame tells its own small story as the months go by: the early scans first, then the first photograph once the baby has arrived. It hangs by a sawtooth hanger at the top of the back, and its slim depth keeps it close to the wall of a nursery, landing or bedroom. Its off white and natural brown suit pale, calm colour schemes. It makes a thoughtful gift, one that the family will fill with their own pictures and keep long after the baby has grown.
The frame is made of wood, with a backing board held by turn clips behind each opening, so pictures go in from the back and the face stays neat: turn the clips aside, lift out the backing, lay the picture in place and turn the clips back. Dust it with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from damp. Print the scans and first photograph on good paper and hang the frame at eye level; wrapped with the scans already in place, it becomes a keepsake ready to hang the moment it is opened.
Specification
| Material |
Wood |
| Colour |
Off white & Brown |
| Height |
42cm |
| Width |
26cm |
| Depth |
1.5cm |
| Weight |
0.784kg |
| Design |
Winnie the Pooh |
Frequently Asked
How big is this Winnie the Pooh frame?
It measures 42cm tall, 26cm wide and 1.5cm deep, a good size for a nursery or bedroom wall without taking over the space.
How many pictures does the frame hold?
It has three openings: two lettered first scan and second scan, and a wider one at the foot lettered my first photo.
How does the frame hang on the wall?
There is a sawtooth hanger fixed at the top of the back, so it hangs on a single picture hook or nail on the wall.
How do I put the pictures in?
The pictures go in from the back: turn the clips aside, lift out the backing board for that opening, lay your picture in place and turn the clips back.
What is the frame made of?
The frame is wooden, in a warm brown, around an off white face decorated with soft storybook drawings of Pooh and his friends.
How should I look after it?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from damp, which is good everyday practice for any wooden frame.