How to build an elegant picture frame
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- David will show you how to make an easy elegant frame for your next painting.
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Thank you so much for showing us how to correctly build a frame! I can’t really afford to have my artwork framed every time so this will be really helpful.
Amazing! It looks so beautiful and harmonious with your portrait!
I'd love it if you made a playlist with any of your "behind the scenes" art videos, like framing, matting, display techniques, anything like that which compliments your painting videos. I wasn't able to find any other framing vids of yours when I tried looking because of the sheer volume of great content
Wow, I am so happy the algorithm sent me your vlog. This is an elegant frame. I went to the big box store last night and purchased moldings, I will keep the thinner ones. I will have to return the others I bought and get the less expensive board and the outer molding. I have material, glue, Kreg Jig, outer band, clamps, and a Miter Saw. I do not have the cutter you have. I don't know that I am strong enough to cut with that anyway. I am going to look on your channel for what you use for the backing to finish off the frame. Thank you so much for such clear instruction. I am excited to get my framing on.
Thank you for sharing the process.
This is a keeper! So helpful for understanding the process. It will make for a good snowy, wintery day project. Thank you for such clear instruction.
You are so welcome!
Yes please, would love to learn more about making frames!
You got it Amanda!
Fantastic example and explanation. Thank you.
Thank you, I’m excited to get creating.
Love this, thank you for sharing this information David🤗
I would love to see more like this😍
They are coming.
I’ve watched this video multiple times. Thank you so much for all you teach. I’d love to see more of your videos on frame making. ❤️
I have more coming Shelly. We are building a new filming studio which is needed to show the larger frames and construction.
Yay! That is so exciting!!!!
Papay I respect you. Salute.
Invaluable information. Thank you so much. I’m definitely into making my own frames now.🙂
They are a lot of fun to make up!
This is great! My husband was a woodworker, I am a seamstress - I have all the materials and tools and the jig to make very nice frames. Thanks for the ideas!
That is awesome!
so good 🤩
Thank you.
Wow, thank you David for this information. I never even heard of some of these tools 😍
My pleasure Cathy!
You are a great teacher.
Thank you! 😃
Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher😀
You're very welcome!
Thank you for sharing this video!!! It has given me so many ideas! I would love to see more on this subject.
You are so welcome!
This is such a great, helpful video! Thank you!!
Thank you so very much I really enjoyed seeing how to make a frame. I haven painted some pretty large paintings and now I can give a try to make the frames for them!
Wonderful!
Thanks so much David for sharing this valuable information. Any further ideas would be greatly appreciated especially for the smaller more simpler styles as well.
We will in the future. I have a longer framing video in the membership channel. More coming though.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you for generously sharing this information. Sooo helpful. ❤👍
My pleasure
Nice video - again.
Pocket screws are very fast and strong... Many wood joints would technically be stronger but would take unreasonable amount of time for a picture frame.
Using pocket screws is much higher quality than I have seen in many frames that are sold.
Again - thank you for the video.
Thank you very much, David, for this information
My pleasure!
Great ideas……..lovely finished frame!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much I really was waiting for an artist to this job, I really thank you for everything and Gad bless you 🤲🌷
You are so welcome
Awesome info!!!
Thanks for watching!
Great information Dave. I would love to see more framing methods you use. Thanks!
More to come Dusty!
This information is invaluable! I love your work!!! I want to make my own frame’s. This is amazing!
Thank you Donna.
Beautiful frame..
Thanks 😀
@@JansenArtEducation thanks for the ideas sir David..
Thank you so much sharing this video. It i is so well explained and shown. It really inspires me to make such beautiful frames!!
Thank you Renate. Frame you beautiful portraits!
Fantastic information, Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Thanks so much ! 👍👍👍
You're welcome!
Thank you Dave I was thinking to build my own frame your idea very helpful thank you again for sharing.
Go for it!
Very helpful 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing this. I love to make frames but haven’t made an inset frame like this yet.
They are fun to make!
Bonsoir, quelle bonne idée d'avoir fait cette vidéo!!! Merci pour ce partage.
My pleasure.
Thank you so much for the video. My husband is into woodwork so I can nag him into making one of these lovely frames for me.
Kind regards
Sylvia from South Africa
Awesome, they are fun to make.
Grazie
My pleasure.
Great intro for me. I am currently waiting to receive a new circular table saw. Going to look to see if you have one on professional treatment of the back of this kind of aesthetic product.
Great... great sharing!!!it was in my mind...how to create a broad frame nd convence my shop keeper.this vedio came at right time.please show videos.
Thanks ❤️❤️
My pleasure!
Ur style of teaching is osm I am grt fan of u sir love frm Pakistan
Thank you very much.
Thanks 👍,,🌷
My pleasure.
I've been waiting to see this. Yes. More in way of smaller frames too. I've got a number of small paintings that would look wonderful in a frame, and I'm thinking I can buy all of that at our local Menards. Thank you!
We will do more in the future. Yes, Menards has a nice selection and even a nice selection of the smaller molding.
Thats a very informative video, you made it so easy to replicate it. Can you please show how you streched the canvas in it.
David, fantastic how to video. You reference a longer video for members, that discusses in further detail, where is that video?
Hi James, Here is the link. We are also working on several other for the members. They will be up in December. Just in time to make frames for your holiday paintings!
czcams.com/video/GiiC-TLOhNU/video.html
I loved this video! I didn't see what was on the outside edge...I assume another piece of molding?
Yes. I build frames all different ways by combining moldings.
Very wonderful video! Any way you can drop a link for the type of fabric you used?
Just search linen at JoAnn's Fabrics. Lots to choose from.
Great video David. Do you have videos on making a shadowbox frame.
Not yet!
HI DAVID! THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL I LEARNED A LOT. What sizes are the moldings & where did you get them?
I would imagine the size should depend on the size and character of your painting.
The moldings should be available at any hardware store that sells wood (Lowes, Home Depot, some Aces, etc.). They will also be available at specialty wood stores and online.
I cant find any other framing videos. Can you share a URL?
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This is a great video! Your channel is so informative. With the holidays fast approaching, is it possible to gift a membership to your channel to friends and family? Thank you!
Hi Sherri, I do not know that. Sorry. The channel is completely managed by youtube. The control just about everything. If they don't do that, I have lots of classes at JansenArtOnline.com If you have any questions, please email the studio at JansenArtStudio@aol.com Thank you!
Thank you!
You're welcome!