Wooden frame for canvas

To create a masterpiece, you must first stretch the Paint by Numbers canvas template correctly to ensure it works and holds paint properly. Some customers choose to finish the painting before stretching the canvas onto wooden frames, while others prefer to stretch the canvas first. Either option works well, and you can choose the method that suits you best.

Once your painting is complete, there are several options for displaying your artwork, but framing it and hanging it up is the most effective way to showcase your talents. With this wooden frame for canvas, framing your painting is easy: simply assemble the frame and secure it in the back with thumbtacks.

How to assemble your Wooden frame for canvas:

To begin with, for assembling your wooden frame, first lay it out on a flat surface. Then, take one of the shorter pieces and one of the longer pieces, and insert the shorter piece into the slot on the longer piece. Repeat this process with the remaining two pieces. To ensure that the corners are square, use a carpenter’s square or measure diagonally from one corner to the opposite corner, making sure that both measurements are equal.

Once the corners are square, push the four pieces together until they are snugly fitted. Secure the corners with thumbtacks or small nails. Turning the frame over, stretch your painting over it, ensuring that it is centered and taut. Finally, secure the painting in the back with thumbtacks or staples, and your painting is ready to be displayed.

How to stretch your canvas:

Stretching a canvas is easy with our wooden frame for canvas. Before painting, it’s essential to stretch the canvas properly to ensure it holds the paint correctly. Some customers prefer to finish their paintings before stretching the canvas, but it’s up to you to decide. Stretching a canvas is easier than you think.

You can find more details on how to frame your canvas here.