Mini 4x4" gallery wrapped canvas's $3.99 shipped

I ordered one about two weeks ago and it showed up a few days ago, very impressed, nice quality, great colors... and the price is kind of hard to beat. I've been running a "special" on them to my past clients and will be ordering some more to sell on my site as "art" pieces...

http://****/Cr13w and use coupon code 4X4CANVAS399 to get them for $3.99 with shipping

Be aware, they do come from Hong Kong, so it will take 8-12 days for them to come, and they come as a gift which I still find amusing for some reason.

I'll try to take a photo or two of the one I ordered when I get home so you can see the quality. Oh, you'll need to make sure you have the Silverlight plugin installed to use their ordering process.

Now "gallery wrapped canvas" means what? It's mounted on a wood frame, or just rolled up and you have to mount it?

Stretched and wrapped on a wooden frame, image covers all sides. No frame needed. Their samples are up at the link in the first post

It's funny that the photo they used on the sample canvas has writing that gos over the edge.
They look good. How much should we expect to get trimmed off the edges due to the wrap?

I'm in the process of cashing in my BOGO 16x20 and 8x10. $17 and $9 shipped respectively.

The online template tool they have is pretty spot on. The wood bars are 1/2" plus they require more to get full wrapped around the back. If you were intending to offer canvas to future clients, def shoot loose.

I don't think I would offer anything from ArtsCow to clients, except maybe prints, which look great IMO. The books are trash, and I'm not expecting much from the canvas. I just want to get some wraps on my walls to spruce the place up and get clients to want to buy some wraps. Thanks for the info.

You didn't like the books? I was really happy with the quality of the book I got from them.

Last time i got books from them was maybe a year ago or more. I haven't gotten any since they got that new press. But I don't like press-printed books, you can see the DPI in the print. Plus the stitch binding they used didn't look good at all when the book is opened. People I show a sample book to don't care though. Maybe I'm just a stickler.

I recently got a book from AdoramaPix and was very impressed. True photo prints in a book using Leporello binding.