How I Frame Paintings on Panel
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Those look pretty slick! We agree, in-studio framing skills are a must. For artists working with galleries on consignment, it's important to keep framing costs under control because it's hard to recover that cost in sales. Working to standard sizes and selecting a neutral frame profile that pairs with most of your work can make it easier to swap out frames as needed, instead of having something custom for every piece. A framing point driver (like a staple gun that shoots little metal tabs) and a V-nail driver for joining wooden molding are affordable, easy-to-use tools that just about every studio of any size should have. Like we see here, paying attention to craft is the most important part of framing, because it can turn the simplest, plain wood frame into a great enhancement for your art. More great advice from this channel- nice!
Great points! I have not ventured into crafting my own frames, but it’s great to hear that there are tools that make it simple :) maybe that will be my next studio upgrade! Thanks ❤️
Super helpful- thank you! I would also add small felt pads over the D-rings to prevent wall scratches. Some galleries also require that last step for accepted art. 😊
Oh that’s a great tip, I haven’t heard of that before! Thanks Erika :)
This is exactly what I needed Christina! Thank you! And I love some of the extra tips in the comments - felt over the D rings is something I hadn’t heard of, but so clever.
Glad you found it helpful! :)
that's so helpful, thank you!
Glad you found it helpful! ❤️
And no on the drill, if you use a standard Phillips head screwdriver, you can use the tip the screwdriver to puncture your pilot hole, and then screw the screw in to the screw that you made, generally 25% of the way down from the top of the frame is a good location no matter the size of the artwork for your d-ring location
Oh, good tip, thanks Jeff!
such creative ideas.. thanks Christina
So glad you liked it! :)
Also, I love this painting!
Thank you ❤️
I really needed this video! I found your TH-cam on Instagram because we know some mutual artists in San Francisco and I moved back here recently. I think your content is great, very clear, down to earth and super helpful😁♥️
Thanks Daphne! Hope to see you around SF soon :)
@@christinakentart I love doing landscapes
ive definitely tried making my own frames since I have the tools to do so..... its just measuring and cutting for me..... urgh so frustrating but im getting better cause ya framing is expensive and sometimes the job they do is very poor.
Wow, that’s impressive! It sounds like it takes time to build the skill and get it just right, but worth it to ensure good quality and to save money. Keep it up 🙌😃
You might consider using Gorrila double-sided tape to attach the pillars and the panel to the pillars. That way the panel can be removed without damaging it or the frame. The load bearing of the tape runs from maybe 20 lbs/square inch to 60 lbs/square inch, I recall. Very nice and informative video. You do great work.
Oh that’s a great suggestion, thank you!
If I purchase an 8”x16” cradled panel to use as a frame, won’t it be too small for an 8”x16” panel?
That's correct. For example, if I am framing a 6in x 6in painting, I'll purchase a cradled panel that is 8in x 8in to use as a frame.
And no on wood glue, double stick tape is available for adhering paper to the back of a frame. If you want to get real fancy, a double stick tape gun will make you pro.
Great point! Using tape instead of glue should give the dust cover a much smoother/nicer finish.
And no on the wire, there's wire available I can't remember the exact name it's called soft, it's coated with a soft clear vinyl, and it prevents you from poking yourself with a fine wire pieces, that's optimal second when you put the wire through the d-ring you first tie a complete knot on the d-ring the same as you would with any piece of string, and then once the knot is pulled tight then you wrap the wire around the length going inwards, that way it doesn't pull out when under tension, this is especially important in larger heavier pieces
Amazing! I need to get that wire. I’ve liked myself so many times when trying to tie this wire 😂
@@christinakentart Super Softstrand, Vinyl-Coated Stranded Stainless Steel Picture Wrapping Wire
Um. No. 😂 You lost me at command strips.
Oh no! Have you had issues with them before?
@@christinakentart they will fail, quite temporary at best. Humidity changes are the cause most likely.
@@Audion Ah that makes sense. I think I've been lucky since I live in a dry area!
@@Audionbullshi*t. People use command strips all the time to hang heavy things on walls.