Personalized Framed Leather Keepsake – Your Handwriting or Drawing

Turn a handwritten message or meaningful drawing into a framed leather keepsake. A child’s sketch, a birthday note, or words from someone you love can become a personal piece to display at home.

Your handwriting, drawing, or combination of both is laser engraved into genuine vegetable-tanned leather. A black frame with plexiglass is included, with tabletop and wall-display options.

Sizes and orientation

Choose 4 × 6, 5 × 7, or 8 × 10 inches, in vertical or horizontal orientation. Sizes describe the cut leather artwork, not the outside dimensions of the frame. The frame covers a small border around the leather.

How to order

1. Choose your size and orientation.
2. Upload a clear photograph or scan of your handwriting or drawing.
3. Include instructions about layout and anything you want kept, removed, or added.
4. If your requested changes need clarification, I’ll send a layout proof for approval before engraving.
5. Once engraved, I’ll send photographs of the finished piece for your approval before shipping.

Photograph the complete page straight on in even lighting, with the artwork in focus and free of shadows or glare. For long messages, very fine details, or multiple pages, please contact me before ordering.

Processing and approval

Usual processing time is 1–3 business days. Please watch your email for clarification requests, proofs, and finished-piece photographs. If I’m waiting for a reply or approval for more than 24–36 hours, the shipping date may need to be extended. Your finished engraving ships after you approve it.

Natural leather and artwork

The leather has no applied finish or coating. Its color, grain, and surface markings naturally vary. Background cleanup and contrast adjustments help your original marks engrave clearly. Requested added words or punctuation are separate additions rather than part of the original handwriting.

About the listing images

The main image shows actual leather engraving with a digitally added frame representing the type supplied. Tabletop scenes are presentation mockups; the display-hardware illustration is illustrative, and hardware may vary. The birthday layout example combines two source images with added “Papa” and punctuation.