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Banksy Welcome Mat, by medichead on Dec 14, 2020 12:54:25 GMT 1,
Honestly, what is the motivation behind these posts? Are you getting affiliate money from eBay? I would literally prefer it if that was the case, as it would make sense to me.
Honestly, what is the motivation behind these posts? Are you getting affiliate money from eBay? I would literally prefer it if that was the case, as it would make sense to me.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by J0NNY on Dec 14, 2020 13:07:33 GMT 1, Honestly, what is the motivation behind these posts? Are you getting affiliate money from eBay? I would literally prefer it if that was the case, as it would make sense to me. Anyone who clicks the link then buys something (related to the link or not) within a set time will earn Silky a commission. It’s just a way of getting funds to keep the site ticking along.
Honestly, what is the motivation behind these posts? Are you getting affiliate money from eBay? I would literally prefer it if that was the case, as it would make sense to me. Anyone who clicks the link then buys something (related to the link or not) within a set time will earn Silky a commission. It’s just a way of getting funds to keep the site ticking along.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by laddingford on Dec 22, 2020 11:37:23 GMT 1, Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today.
Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard.
Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!!
Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today. Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard. Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!!
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Dec 22, 2020 13:10:02 GMT 1, Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today. Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard. Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!!
What are you planning to use to hang? They certainly do have some weight behind them!! I have to hang mine directly into drywall and used two 50lb rated wall hooks to try and distribute the weight.
Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today. Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard. Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!! What are you planning to use to hang? They certainly do have some weight behind them!! I have to hang mine directly into drywall and used two 50lb rated wall hooks to try and distribute the weight.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by laddingford on Dec 22, 2020 13:13:36 GMT 1, No idea yet!!! Hanging onto solid brick wall though, so should be pretty stable....
Framer suggested plugs and screws for this one.
Any other suggestions greatly appreciated!!!!
Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today. Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard. Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!! What are you planning to use to hang? They certainly do have some weight behind them!! I have to hang mine directly into drywall and used two 50lb rated wall hooks to try and distribute the weight.
No idea yet!!! Hanging onto solid brick wall though, so should be pretty stable.... Framer suggested plugs and screws for this one. Any other suggestions greatly appreciated!!!! Just back from Gary (Mr Frameman) at Premier framing today. Perspex, with mat mounted on painted white chipboard. Gonna' need some heavy duty fixings - its bloody heavy!!!! What are you planning to use to hang? They certainly do have some weight behind them!! I have to hang mine directly into drywall and used two 50lb rated wall hooks to try and distribute the weight.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Dec 22, 2020 13:47:34 GMT 1, I am conscious that I started this thread and have never uploaded mine to it as an example. As I said when I posted it elsewhere, I think it might divide opinion somewhat. I’ll try to rationalise/justify my choice.
Firstly, I was going to go all grey but my wife disagreed. I still think that looks spot on but, as I’ve spent much of this year going utterly rogue and buying and hanging art without consultation, I felt that I better get her approval on this one, especially as it’s hanging in such a prominent area of the house. My initial second choice was a sort of brushed bronze frame that I’ve used previously with a grey backing. However when Gary went to order it he discovered it discontinued. He suggested the one we plumped for or a wooden one. We already have a console table in that particular hallway opposite where it now hangs and the mismatching woods put us both off slightly. The one “we” finally went with is a champagne sort of colour. To my eye it works quite well and looks slightly different depending on the light. I went with a grey backing and non-reflective UV 70 glass. I opted not to go full museum glass because of where it’s hanging and, ultimately, if the life jackets have been lying on a beach then I felt some light on it ultimately doesn’t matter so much.
Secondly, the other part which I think will split opinion is I went “tag out”. I know how many feel about this and I understand that train of thought entirely. I don’t think you’re wrong either! However, I feel that it gives the piece some context and felt that it might also help provoke discussion when people see it...if others are ever allowed in our house again that is!! I feel that Gary did a wonderful job of balancing it in the frame through the placement of the tail of the ‘e’ which prevents it looking unbalanced in the frame. Anyway...enough rambling (and trying to justify), here’s mine.
I am conscious that I started this thread and have never uploaded mine to it as an example. As I said when I posted it elsewhere, I think it might divide opinion somewhat. I’ll try to rationalise/justify my choice. Firstly, I was going to go all grey but my wife disagreed. I still think that looks spot on but, as I’ve spent much of this year going utterly rogue and buying and hanging art without consultation, I felt that I better get her approval on this one, especially as it’s hanging in such a prominent area of the house. My initial second choice was a sort of brushed bronze frame that I’ve used previously with a grey backing. However when Gary went to order it he discovered it discontinued. He suggested the one we plumped for or a wooden one. We already have a console table in that particular hallway opposite where it now hangs and the mismatching woods put us both off slightly. The one “we” finally went with is a champagne sort of colour. To my eye it works quite well and looks slightly different depending on the light. I went with a grey backing and non-reflective UV 70 glass. I opted not to go full museum glass because of where it’s hanging and, ultimately, if the life jackets have been lying on a beach then I felt some light on it ultimately doesn’t matter so much. Secondly, the other part which I think will split opinion is I went “tag out”. I know how many feel about this and I understand that train of thought entirely. I don’t think you’re wrong either! However, I feel that it gives the piece some context and felt that it might also help provoke discussion when people see it...if others are ever allowed in our house again that is!! I feel that Gary did a wonderful job of balancing it in the frame through the placement of the tail of the ‘e’ which prevents it looking unbalanced in the frame. Anyway...enough rambling (and trying to justify), here’s mine.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by charliec2701 on Dec 22, 2020 14:12:48 GMT 1, mrizzle looks to have the best one yet methinks ..... although personally I’d drop it down maybe 6” on that wall but then again I’m a short arse ...
mrizzle looks to have the best one yet methinks ..... although personally I’d drop it down maybe 6” on that wall but then again I’m a short arse ...
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by acaipride on Dec 22, 2020 15:15:02 GMT 1, I am conscious that I started this thread and have never uploaded mine to it as an example. As I said when I posted it elsewhere, I think it might divide opinion somewhat. I’ll try to rationalise/justify my choice. Firstly, I was going to go all grey but my wife disagreed. I still think that looks spot on but, as I’ve spent much of this year going utterly rogue and buying and hanging art without consultation, I felt that I better get her approval on this one, especially as it’s hanging in such a prominent area of the house. My initial second choice was a sort of brushed bronze frame that I’ve used previously with a grey backing. However when Gary went to order it he discovered it discontinued. He suggested the one we plumped for or a wooden one. We already have a console table in that particular hallway opposite where it now hangs and the mismatching woods put us both off slightly. The one “we” finally went with is a champagne sort of colour. To my eye it works quite well and looks slightly different depending on the light. I went with a grey backing and non-reflective UV 70 glass. I opted not to go full museum glass because of where it’s hanging and, ultimately, if the life jackets have been lying on a beach then I felt some light on it ultimately doesn’t matter so much. Secondly, the other part which I think will split opinion is I went “tag out”. I know how many feel about this and I understand that train of thought entirely. I don’t think you’re wrong either! However, I feel that it gives the piece some context and felt that it might also help provoke discussion when people see it...if others are ever allowed in our house again that is!! I feel that Gary did a wonderful job of balancing it in the frame through the placement of the tail of the ‘e’ which prevents it looking unbalanced in the frame. Anyway...enough rambling (and trying to justify), here’s mine.
This is really great looking, nice job!
I am conscious that I started this thread and have never uploaded mine to it as an example. As I said when I posted it elsewhere, I think it might divide opinion somewhat. I’ll try to rationalise/justify my choice. Firstly, I was going to go all grey but my wife disagreed. I still think that looks spot on but, as I’ve spent much of this year going utterly rogue and buying and hanging art without consultation, I felt that I better get her approval on this one, especially as it’s hanging in such a prominent area of the house. My initial second choice was a sort of brushed bronze frame that I’ve used previously with a grey backing. However when Gary went to order it he discovered it discontinued. He suggested the one we plumped for or a wooden one. We already have a console table in that particular hallway opposite where it now hangs and the mismatching woods put us both off slightly. The one “we” finally went with is a champagne sort of colour. To my eye it works quite well and looks slightly different depending on the light. I went with a grey backing and non-reflective UV 70 glass. I opted not to go full museum glass because of where it’s hanging and, ultimately, if the life jackets have been lying on a beach then I felt some light on it ultimately doesn’t matter so much. Secondly, the other part which I think will split opinion is I went “tag out”. I know how many feel about this and I understand that train of thought entirely. I don’t think you’re wrong either! However, I feel that it gives the piece some context and felt that it might also help provoke discussion when people see it...if others are ever allowed in our house again that is!! I feel that Gary did a wonderful job of balancing it in the frame through the placement of the tail of the ‘e’ which prevents it looking unbalanced in the frame. Anyway...enough rambling (and trying to justify), here’s mine. This is really great looking, nice job!
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Martin M on Dec 22, 2020 18:45:28 GMT 1, goona try my hand at making something like this.I cant use a pencil or a keyboard so using a saw and drill should be fun. I think that works so well . They just look odd framed on the wall This is great, i,m going to try this as well. Your right, ive not seen one of these look good on the wall
goona try my hand at making something like this.I cant use a pencil or a keyboard so using a saw and drill should be fun. I think that works so well . They just look odd framed on the wall This is great, i,m going to try this as well. Your right, ive not seen one of these look good on the wall
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Dec 23, 2020 7:59:33 GMT 1, mrizzle looks to have the best one yet methinks ..... although personally I’d drop it down maybe 6” on that wall but then again I’m a short arse ...
Incredibly kind of you to say and very much appreciated charliec2701. Truly, thank you for that. I was slightly fearful of how it might be received and I’m relieved to have had some positive responses. Have a great Tuesday!
mrizzle looks to have the best one yet methinks ..... although personally I’d drop it down maybe 6” on that wall but then again I’m a short arse ... Incredibly kind of you to say and very much appreciated charliec2701. Truly, thank you for that. I was slightly fearful of how it might be received and I’m relieved to have had some positive responses. Have a great Tuesday!
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Charlesworth on Dec 23, 2020 8:03:26 GMT 1, mrizzle your welcome mat looks fantastic! Definitely one of the best I’ve seen
mrizzle your welcome mat looks fantastic! Definitely one of the best I’ve seen
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Dec 24, 2020 0:32:22 GMT 1, mrizzle your welcome mat looks fantastic! Definitely one of the best I’ve seen
Thank you so much Charlesworth. That really does mean a lot and I greatly appreciate that comment. Thank you mate.
mrizzle your welcome mat looks fantastic! Definitely one of the best I’ve seen Thank you so much Charlesworth. That really does mean a lot and I greatly appreciate that comment. Thank you mate.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by d.r. perseus on Dec 24, 2020 2:27:07 GMT 1, I think that works so well . They just look odd framed on the wall This is great, i,m going to try this as well. Your right, ive not seen one of these look good on the wall
While not intended when I think of these as artifacts and not art, relics so to speak, and are framed as such they look good. It feels something more akin to what would be in an oddities collection and I will frame in this spirit.
I think that works so well . They just look odd framed on the wall This is great, i,m going to try this as well. Your right, ive not seen one of these look good on the wall While not intended when I think of these as artifacts and not art, relics so to speak, and are framed as such they look good. It feels something more akin to what would be in an oddities collection and I will frame in this spirit.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by bitola on Dec 25, 2020 0:05:13 GMT 1, ...Choose DIY and wondering who the fuck you are on Sunday morning...
Welcome Mat - DIY installation.
...Choose DIY and wondering who the fuck you are on Sunday morning...
Welcome Mat - DIY installation.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Matt 2 ttaM on Jan 2, 2021 1:25:41 GMT 1, Does anyone know if Love Welcomes is done their run of Welcome Mats?
Does anyone know if Love Welcomes is done their run of Welcome Mats?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by greeceboy on Jan 2, 2021 1:29:58 GMT 1, Does anyone know if Love Welcomes is done their run of Welcome Mats? yes. my friend know who work there. only 2,000 run
Does anyone know if Love Welcomes is done their run of Welcome Mats? yes. my friend know who work there. only 2,000 run
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Pawel on Jan 2, 2021 1:37:34 GMT 1, Here we go again
Here we go again
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by floubi on Jan 2, 2021 11:07:37 GMT 1, They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no?
They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Balboa on Jan 2, 2021 11:21:20 GMT 1, Not if they want as many people as possible on their mailing list.
They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no?
Not if they want as many people as possible on their mailing list. They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by floubi on Jan 2, 2021 16:15:13 GMT 1, Not if they want as many people as possible on their mailing list. They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no? Yes, maybe They also added: "Are you based outside the UK? Please keep in mind, when you purchase from Love Welcomes (including the Banksy Welcome Mat), you may be charged import costs. " I don't know if it is a new message...
Not if they want as many people as possible on their mailing list. They would have removed their message to join the waiting list, no? Yes, maybe They also added: "Are you based outside the UK? Please keep in mind, when you purchase from Love Welcomes (including the Banksy Welcome Mat), you may be charged import costs. " I don't know if it is a new message...
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 3, 2021 19:32:48 GMT 1, Anyone seen one ‘framed’ recessed in the floor?
Anyone seen one ‘framed’ recessed in the floor?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by robo on Jan 4, 2021 0:52:37 GMT 1, Anyone seen one ‘framed’ recessed in the floor?
Great idea!
Anyone seen one ‘framed’ recessed in the floor? Great idea!
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Jan 4, 2021 0:59:42 GMT 1, I’m sure there’s an example of that in the examples of thread.
I’m sure there’s an example of that in the examples of thread.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by mrizzle on Jan 4, 2021 1:04:04 GMT 1, Actually I was wrong. The only one recessed in the floor isn’t “framed” as such. I really like the idea but, being utterly woeful at DIY, not something I’d want to attempt and I would imagine it would be expensive to get someone to do?
Here’s the example I was thinking of. As I say though, not what you are suggesting really and, in my humble opinion, it’s not very well executed in this example. Needs to be much cleaner for it to work.
Actually I was wrong. The only one recessed in the floor isn’t “framed” as such. I really like the idea but, being utterly woeful at DIY, not something I’d want to attempt and I would imagine it would be expensive to get someone to do? Here’s the example I was thinking of. As I say though, not what you are suggesting really and, in my humble opinion, it’s not very well executed in this example. Needs to be much cleaner for it to work.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by Rouen Cathedral on Jan 4, 2021 1:48:44 GMT 1, Actually I was wrong. The only one recessed in the floor isn’t “framed” as such. I really like the idea but, being utterly woeful at DIY, not something I’d want to attempt and I would imagine it would be expensive to get someone to do? Here’s the example I was thinking of. As I say though, not what you are suggesting really and, in my humble opinion, it’s not very well executed in this example. Needs to be much cleaner for it to work.
Interesting.
Yeah I’m thinking a recessed box flush with the natural flooring and then covered with plexi or something clear.
Actually I was wrong. The only one recessed in the floor isn’t “framed” as such. I really like the idea but, being utterly woeful at DIY, not something I’d want to attempt and I would imagine it would be expensive to get someone to do? Here’s the example I was thinking of. As I say though, not what you are suggesting really and, in my humble opinion, it’s not very well executed in this example. Needs to be much cleaner for it to work. Interesting. Yeah I’m thinking a recessed box flush with the natural flooring and then covered with plexi or something clear.
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by coller on Jan 15, 2021 14:49:52 GMT 1, Next release seems overdue?
Next release seems overdue?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by nathzz on Jan 16, 2021 11:49:19 GMT 1, What’s meant by “first run” ?
First 100,500,1000?
Take it just goes on the number on your gdp swing tag?
What’s meant by “first run” ?
First 100,500,1000?
Take it just goes on the number on your gdp swing tag?
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Banksy Welcome Mat, by avec art on Jan 16, 2021 11:55:42 GMT 1, the first batch there was no swing tag it was stitched onto the back of the mat
the first batch there was no swing tag it was stitched onto the back of the mat
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