how do you frame the sheet of a canvas pad?
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I usually mask the edges with masking tape to get a really crisp clean edge and then mount the painting behind a mat with the edge showing. Another way. if you are painting with oils, is to protect the back with greased paper and masking tape before you begin painting. The finished painting can then be glued to a cradled panel - not wrapped around, or it can be wrapped around a panel and glued at the back. the panel can then be framed conventionally. Personally, I like to cut the sheet into 4, mask all around to give a white border and then frame the individual pieces in equal sized frames with a wide mat and hang all 4 together - 2 side by side with the other 2 underneath and about 1 cm gap between the frames. I find this way of working is most successful when the frames are quite a bit larger than the little paintings inside.
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I don't think so. Mine did not come with a frame though. I just pin the sheet up on the wall, it's easier.
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There should be a thin sheet of clear plastic paper on the back. Its not noticeable but you can keep trying and it will come off. Even after it comes off I still had to use glue to make it stay on the canvas.
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I had two possibilities get it laminated so the paper is protected and then use dbl sided tape or glue the strips that posters are hung with . Going to try the latter F. Griffin
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This is the manual for the Slendertone that shows where you can place the pads.http://www.hayneedle.com/images/pdf/SLD007.pdf
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No, there are no recommendations for framing. You might try asking at ask.com.
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I just used a laser level to keep it even and its canvas on wood strips. So there is no need for a frame.
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I bought it without a frame and used sticky pads to put it on my wall..And I love it!!...If you really want a frame,you should wait and see what others will say..Good luck!
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First make sure that the canvas is large enough to fit over both dowels. Then remove the plastic semicircular tubes that fit over the dowels. Roll the canvas edge around the upper dowel and replace the plastic tube over the canvas and clamp onto the dowel. This will secure the canvas to the dowel. Then repeat with the bottom dowel. Hope this helps.
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Yes. This is the canvas I use: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VLLC3S/
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Hi, don't worry asking questions is how you learn. You simply use an embroidery hoop. These tear away sheets fit 4" x 4" hoops nicely and will hold your project in place.
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I think you could "shim" the thickness using foam or rubber pads from Michael's or some other hobby store.
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Mine is on canvas, and since it came folded there are creases and wrinkles in it. I steamed the back of it and then used clamps to tighten it and get the wrinkles out. I plan on rolling it up to avoid the wrinkles in the future.
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I don't see why you couldn't use paper backdrops. The frame is sturdy enough to hold up very thick sheets. Just remember to purchase clamps which are sold separately.
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The panels wouldn't tuck behind the framing as intended. You would have to glue them and they would stick out. You would be better off buying 3/4" ×4'×8' sheets from a construction supply house.
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We have just used regular washable tempera paints and cut little squares of paper to fit. We have used colored and patterned paper for it. Ours came with octagon & square paper. We could have cut octagon but the squares were so easy to make a bunch.
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You might want to try repositionaln vinyl graphics like these: https://www.google.com/search?q=repositionable+vinyl+graphic+dandelion&newwindow;=1&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&sa;=X&ei;=jOohVMa5JJbEggSBy4LgAQ&ved;=0CDYQsAQ&b;iw=1422&bih;=1043&dpr;=0.9