The framing tools order arrived today. The
Fletcher FrameMate made for an easy job!
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My first pin driving attempt went well. |
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Pins are held held in place with a magnet. |
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My first panel pinned in place. It held so tightly that there was no need to shim the panel to one side. |
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Job complete! Double-sided tape holds the dust cover paper in place. Paper edges were sanded for a nice transition. Pilot holes were first drilled to prevent wood splitting. D hangers were screwed in lightly to allow for hanger movement. |
I love my feeling of independance being able to frame my work. Grinding and mulling pigments add to my satisfaction. I must begin making my own gesso panels.
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