Had a thought. If you purchased 2 frames you would have 2 pieces of glass. Put the picture between the glass panes and you would then not see the tape on the back of the picture.
Love it, love it. Wow Im glad a took the time to watch your video. You saved me some loot. Im not a very crafty person. But I believe I can handle this project Thanks.
You speak quite well to an audience! I feel encouraged with the simplicity of your instructions. BTW...your condo is classy looking! I subscribed and am looking forward to other videos.
Thank you so much for the kind words, it's very encouraging! And thank you for for subscribing! I'm striving to make 2 videos a month in 2021, so stay tuned for that!
What if you bought two frames and used the glass from one frame as the back of the second frame? If you did that you could put the tape on the back of the picture.
You did a great job! A quick question: the frame you bought is glass or acrylic? Do you think acrylic will be okay? I have a big frame but it is acrylic not glass.
Maybe doing hot glue in combination with a stronger glue like silicone glue or super glue would help, that way you get the quick drying from the hot glue and the strength of the other glue
instead of the picture? I'm sure, but you'll probably have to find a stronger adhesive, I think it would be a little too heavy for the double sided tape
Thank you for the detailed tutorial. I have just one question, how long did it take you? Not the shopping and stuff, but assembling the frame. I am not handy at all, just saying
giddy up! I will try this thank you! I knew there had to be an EASY inexpensive way to recreate this look
No problem! I'm sure yours will turn out great! :)
Had a thought. If you purchased 2 frames you would have 2 pieces of glass. Put the picture between the glass panes and you would then not see the tape on the back of the picture.
I have used gorilla silicone and glued glass into frame with it, I'm thinking of experimenting with seaglass pictures, I think it will work well.
I loved this!! This is what I’ll be using/doing for my Christmas gift.
I just mounted a picture between two pieces of glass. I had no backing so I used tape to out line where the pic goes...good work..
Great tips & methods....thanks
Love it, love it. Wow Im glad a took the time to watch your video. You saved me some loot. Im not a very crafty person. But I believe I can handle this project
Thanks.
I love it, simple and beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your video, this is exactly what I need!!!
I think this is a really great idea! Thanks for sharing. 😊
wow, i just did it. Thank you very much🎉❤
such a nice DIY ... will be looking for those on the dollar store :)
You speak quite well to an audience! I feel encouraged with the simplicity of your instructions. BTW...your condo is classy looking! I subscribed and am looking forward to other videos.
Thank you so much for the kind words, it's very encouraging! And thank you for for subscribing! I'm striving to make 2 videos a month in 2021, so stay tuned for that!
Great job!
It looks perfect!!
This is amazing!!! ❤❤❤
I love your videos ❤!
Great idea I love it thanks
Thanks for this!
Excellent and thorough tutorial
Thank you so much wendy!
What kind of double sided tape did you used? Transparent?
What if you bought two frames and used the glass from one frame as the back of the second frame? If you did that you could put the tape on the back of the picture.
That works too!
Really good tip! Thanks alot
Thanks for watching!
You did a great job! A quick question: the frame you bought is glass or acrylic? Do you think acrylic will be okay? I have a big frame but it is acrylic not glass.
Mine are glass but acrylic should work!
Good job!
Maybe doing hot glue in combination with a stronger glue like silicone glue or super glue would help, that way you get the quick drying from the hot glue and the strength of the other glue
Can acrylic painting be put behind glass??
instead of the picture? I'm sure, but you'll probably have to find a stronger adhesive, I think it would be a little too heavy for the double sided tape
Thank you for the detailed tutorial. I have just one question, how long did it take you? Not the shopping and stuff, but assembling the frame. I am not handy at all, just saying
This could be done in 10 minutes. Maybe 15 if you're being extra careful about measurements!
Great Video
Which tape you used in this work?
Double sided tape from the dollar store
I love your home
Thank you!
well done
Awesome
Man are you in Portugal or what?... you have a great SACH bike, a classic over here ;-)
haha, I didn't think anyone would notice the Sachs Prima G3! I'm not in Portugal, I'm in USA!
@@Ettore 😁 they were big over here back in the 70s and 80s!!! did you find it there?
@@Francisco_CS Mine is a 1983 made in west germany. I found it here last year. It wasn't working when I got it but I fixed it now :)
You seem like a good person
I try to be!
Thank you sir 👍🏽🫡
Is that a can of gasoline in your apartment at 6:29?
yeah, it's for the motorcycle on the right at 2:08 :)
Woodglut is nice for that.
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Print directly against the glass is the worst thing you can do to a print.