10/10 Instructions are precise and slow enough to follow without pausing I tried other videos before this one and they waved their hands everywhere with the smallest wire ever
This video is the most helpful of several I looked at - directions were detailed and perfect for guiding the attachment of hanging wire to a 30" wide painted oak disk. Thanks very much!
Just putting a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle into a custom frame and glad to come across your instructions. I didn’t know that the felt bumpers promote air flow which is pretty important in the Georgia USA area. Thanks so much.
IMPORTANT!!!...be sure to unloop the wire from its container and straighten it before trying to feed it through the "eyes". If not, it will cross over itself, kink, and possibly fracture some of the wire strands when you try to work with it!!!
Thank you! I have been 'stringing' my own pictures for a while, but have always struggled with getting the wire to wind neatly. Now I know the secret, all I have to do is practise. :D
Excellent tute! Thanks! I bought a pkg of D-rings to hang small pieces for a craft fair, but had no idea how to attach. I've got them all screwed on now, couldn't be easier, much better than the old eyelet. Now to source plastic-coated stainless steel wire, maybe Bunnings.
If your wall is damp don’t risk ruining artwork by hanging anything on it. Small pieces of felt will not make any difference to this, damp walls are very persistent.I’m an artist and have never seen anyone use these professionally when preparing artwork to hang in an exhibition or to sell. No expense is spared when framing artwork as the cost is built into the artwork price, so the cost of 2 felt circles would not be an issue, if they were indeed that useful. It’s also better for small/medium size artwork to pass the wire or string through the first eyelet, double back to the next eyelet and then tie off at this next/second eyelet.
Ahh. I need help! I agree with the damp wall, though didn’t understand this method. I’m hanging drawings in pictures frames in an art exhibition this Thursday for the first time but don’t know how to prepare the picture frames to hang! They already come with sawtooth hangers on the backs of the frames but I keep reading about using hanging wire?
Thank you! I'm creating an art piece on a huge wooden circle and need to know how to add wire so it can hang on a wall. I look forward to attempting this. Since the front will have a mirror on it, do you suggest I install the wire before creating the artwork?
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It's taken me 63 years to learn how to do this properly - THANKS !!
I have referenced this video several times, pretty much every time I get a new frame. Thanks for the excellent instructions!
Always enjoy returning back for instructions, i have a bad memory, and this video helps me out alot, thank you very much
10/10
Instructions are precise and slow enough to follow without pausing
I tried other videos before this one and they waved their hands everywhere with the smallest wire ever
This video is the most helpful of several I looked at - directions were detailed and perfect for guiding the attachment of hanging wire to a 30" wide painted oak disk. Thanks very much!
Just putting a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle into a custom frame and glad to come across your instructions. I didn’t know that the felt bumpers promote air flow which is pretty important in the Georgia USA area. Thanks so much.
IMPORTANT!!!...be sure to unloop the wire from its container and straighten it before trying to feed it through the "eyes". If not, it will cross over itself, kink, and possibly fracture some of the wire strands when you try to work with it!!!
Excellent instructions and I love your voice - very confident and exact.
Thank you! I have been 'stringing' my own pictures for a while, but have always struggled with getting the wire to wind neatly. Now I know the secret, all I have to do is practise. :D
Thank you!!! I was doing a fairly large frame, and it kept untwisting. Then I found your video and now it is holding! Thanks a lot!
Excellent: clear and well explained.Great to know about the knot which makes a big difference. Thank you so much.
Hey! Thanks for this. I just add my first D-right to a printers tray to hang! Thank you for such a great simple video! Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for the clear and concise instructions.
YES.
Thank you for posting this! First time preparing photographs for a gallery and I needed to learn this!!
Very nice and informative. Thank you for sharing your expertise!!
Great video. I think I have done it differently and incorrectly for decades. Now to get at those frames and do it correctly
Best video for this subject on youtube. Thank you
Excellent tute! Thanks! I bought a pkg of D-rings to hang small pieces for a craft fair, but had no idea how to attach. I've got them all screwed on now, couldn't be easier, much better than the old eyelet. Now to source plastic-coated stainless steel wire, maybe Bunnings.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed!
Simply explained!
Thank you
I already subscribed
Perfect explanation, thank you.
It was very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much!
Terrific, thankyou. So simple and neat. :)
If your wall is damp don’t risk ruining artwork by hanging anything on it. Small pieces of felt will not make any difference to this, damp walls are very persistent.I’m an artist and have never seen anyone use these professionally when preparing artwork to hang in an exhibition or to sell. No expense is spared when framing artwork as the cost is built into the artwork price, so the cost of 2 felt circles would not be an issue, if they were indeed that useful. It’s also better for small/medium size artwork to pass the wire or string through the first eyelet, double back to the next eyelet and then tie off at this next/second eyelet.
Agreed on damp wall. He didn't show measuring before placing...
Ahh. I need help! I agree with the damp wall, though didn’t understand this method. I’m hanging drawings in pictures frames in an art exhibition this Thursday for the first time but don’t know how to prepare the picture frames to hang! They already come with sawtooth hangers on the backs of the frames but I keep reading about using hanging wire?
Can you please show how to hang a very heavy and large sized mirror? Thank you very much.
Thank you! Your video was so very helpful!
Use an awl (sp) to start the screw...my aha moment!! LOL Thank you
Thanks this was really helpful
Thank you! You helped me a lot!
Excellent!
Thank you! Very clear and concise!
Thank you! I'm creating an art piece on a huge wooden circle and need to know how to add wire so it can hang on a wall. I look forward to attempting this.
Since the front will have a mirror on it, do you suggest I install the wire before creating the artwork?
Good demonstration, thanks for posting
Very useful. Thank you 😊
Thank you! Very helpful and clear!
Can you screw the d-rings on the inside of a canvas to help the picture lie flat against the wall vs tipping slightly?
Very helpful, thanks!
Thank you
Thanks!
Thanks this helped me alot!
Thank you so much for this!!!
Thank you for this!!
Perfect - very clear instructions thank you :)
Thank you!!
thank you!
what kind of D rings are you using? Can you tell me the size and the brand please?
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Helpful,thanks :)
Helps me visual understand it.thx
Nice! Thanks.
What wire are you using? Link?
Can you use string instead of wire?
where do you get those felt bump one's from please?
if only i had that drill thingy
Is there a chance that the frame could split whilst attaching D rings?
Renata was the one so adamant I lookup Woody Hyezmar in the internet. It's got quite a few good plans in there I had to admit.
so i made it too . just by using woodprix woodworking plans:)
Thank you!