Wombat Workshop is ready With Wizardy Zing for Christmas orders!
2016 is rolling by and the Wombat Frames Workshop is gearing up for a busy time of year. We have been away for a break in our camper van, and are now returned and back to work. We find that gift buying , house decorating, and art framing are the main reasons to buy a Wombat Frame. All of these have emotions and a strong sense of enjoyment attached. So, we always strive to make our frames with strong, positive vibes. We take a break when needed to Rest and Recharge so we can Return and Run back to work! Taking time and care to hand make all our frames to 100% of our ability is our prime " business metric" . Accepting that near enough is good enough just isn't our way. We are approaching 30 years as self employed artists / craftspeople. Our 100% care and effort is core to what we do. Answering the phone or emails to a customer with a problem with our frames is something that is always in the back of our minds. It's something that we never want to happen. We make everything ourselves, so it is our own fault if something is not correct. We really want our customers to like, enjoy, tell their friends, and also come back and buy more. Wombat Frames are collectable, give-able , enjoyable and addictive-able.
So, a quick Blog to announce that we are open and happily making noise and sawdust in the Wombat Workshop Burrow. Order away! Christmas is several months away still. But, there are many of you who are organised and plan ahead. Big orders and our large size frames take a lot of time to make. With this in mind, start getting your orders in early.
Thanks as always for taking the time to look, read, browse and visit our website. We hope our frames inspire you with their beauty. Recycled timbers, hand made, in Australia, 30 years of craftsmanship, long term success and motivation, natural beauty, practical and decorative. built to last, unique and eye catching, quality and carefully made,....... these are all words we can use to describe our Wombat World of Wood Wizardry.
- Gabrielle Marlow
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