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Where to get a Canvas Print properly framed?

 
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Sep 29, 2011 22:50 |  #16

I think the one's I've used for my wife's paintings were the more expensive "heavy duty" ones from that brand. But yeah, something like those is what you use.

Other sites to check are Dick Blick, Utrecht, Jerry's Art-O-Rama and Art Supply Warehouse. Usually at least one of them is having a sale on some type of supply so you might be able to get a good deal.

Lots of videos on youtube that say exactly what to do. The main thing is to do it evenly so it doesn't get twisted.

The other option to consider is gluing the canvas onto a panel such as Masonite hardboard.


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Jan 08, 2012 14:52 |  #17

canvas printing could be possible if we know the ideas on how to do it. But doing itself will have a big possibility to get some error's because we haven't try it before. anyway we can get some websites that offers good canvas printing and well frame photos. so far i know one website doing this one, I think it's Canvastouch.com, i'm not sure if they still having a good offer this year.




  
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Jan 08, 2012 19:00 as a reply to  @ post 13185264 |  #18

Joanns sells the strechter bars you need to do this. You could also buy a blank canvas already strectched and use the frame as a donor frame for your artwork.




  
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