“I love you” in their handwriting, all in one place.

There are lots of ways to say “I love you”, but seeing those words written by the people you love most is something a little different.

Your child's first attempts at writing it. Your grandchildren's familiar handwriting. The words your partner writes to you. Each one has its own little details, and each one means something different.

The I Love You Frame brings those handwritten messages together in one personalised piece of framed artwork, so you can see them every day instead of keeping them tucked away on scraps of paper.

A little piece of everyone you love

Every family has its own way of showing love. This frame lets you bring those words together, using the real handwriting of the people who matter most to you.

Nothing is typed or replaced with a font. We use the handwriting you send us to create your personalised design, keeping the little quirks and details that make each person's writing their own.

Whether you collect messages from your children, grandchildren, parents, partner or a mixture of everyone, the finished frame is completely personal to your family.

A gift they'll want to keep

Imagine a parent or grandparent opening a frame filled with handwritten “I love you” messages from the people they love most.

It's a thoughtful way to bring everyone's words together for a birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas or just because. And it's not only for gifting, you might want one for your own home, too.

How it works

1. Collect your messages – Ask each person to write “I love you” on plain paper using a dark felt-tip pen.

2. Send us the handwriting – Take a clear photo of each message and email them to whattheymadeuk@gmail.com, along with your order number.

3. We'll bring them together – We'll transform the handwriting into a personalised 3D printed design and frame the finished piece, ready to display.

Frame sizes

Choose the size that suits your space:

• 8" × 10"

• 10" × 10"

• 8" × 8"

Each frame is made to order using the handwriting you supply, creating a personal piece of artwork filled with words from your favourite people.