I was totally oblivious about printing and wrapping canvas until I walked into a local art / framing shop, "Opus", here in Vancouver. I had no idea that the "stretcher bars" were actually the pieces of the frame
. Haha.. Long story short, I figured it all out in a short period of time and now I'm even assembling the bars and wrapping my own canvas at home. I sold 3 prints this week and now my gf wants some on our wall!. I just wanted to share some photos to show how easy it is 
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PS: If you plan on printing some of your own images on canvas, here is a great tutorial I found on youtube that shows you how to gallery wrap your images so that you don't lose any of your image on the sides/top/bottom and avoid white space.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELJRb6jJgzY
Hope this helps!
- Ryan



