The canvas size is 16 X 20 will this work OK just to paint not to store the canvas?
227575
The easel measures 10"x13". (It is smaller than I expected.) A 16"x20" canvas fits, but hangs over edges. Canvas any larger would probably not be very secure.
1421241
I would say no. It is more for canvas or materials. On those it works great.
358924
The canvas is 13 inch x 20 inch and the finished stocking is 16 inches. It doesn't say how much room you'll have on the inside of the stocking but I'm thinking if you cut the felt backing bigger than recommended (which is what I'm going to do) you'll have a bit more room.
1388461
You can, but I would prefer to keep it inside. It is painted and colorful. If you leave it outdoors, it will fade and won't look as nice. Maybe if you can paint over it with a clear seal coat, then it would probably do well outside!!
537827
I think if you were to put it on a canvas you would have to use Mod Podge to make it stay. The matte kind... It wouldn't stay by itself.
552868
This will not work for paint. Paint requires a large amount of air. To do continuous painting you will probably need to go to a gas powered compressor and if it is a one time job I would consider renting one instead of buying a large compressor. Aside from the extra money a large compressor takes more room to store and is louder when it runs this small compressor is great for finish work and small projects stores easily and is easy to lift and move around.
1811645
Is probably not practical for paint....unless you were mixing mass quantities. Putting this in a full container of paint would probably be a mess... but I wouldn't do a mortar job without it
1979890
I have not personally attempted image tranfer onto canvas, but I do use this for all my wood transfers. I dont see why this same stuff wouldnt work. Hope I was semi helpful.
395745
I did not try, but I think it is a good idea. It should work, since the paint will probably not disturb/change, e.g. the thickness of the material. Good luck!
455105
Its a canvas photo. I wouldn't unless it was framed with glass. I don't know what water or steam would do to the canvas
1901098
I don't see why you would want to because its a very attractive finish...... I would assume it would be because its flawed in some way.......I am not an expert in painting but I don't think its a finish that would take paint very well.
1647912
I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
136334
I dont see why not, though I'm not personally an expert. Canvas seems sturdy enough to handle a little bit of spray pressure.
1633981
Yes, it will work just fine. They do really good with converting standard size images to a bigger canvas, but the better the picture the better it will turn out. I was really happy with the way mine turned out. I used a picture that was a little fuzzy and the canvas looked a little fuzzy like the picture, but the quality was great besides that.
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
1965700
No. I do not think so. The effects of the daylight as well as the (harsh) weather conditions will take its toll on the painting. Sincerely.
36542
I have one and it is kind of a slick surface. I don't think it will hold paint very well.