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Learn all about picture framing with expert tips and advice on framing supplies in this free video series on photography and art.
There are 31 videos in this series:
One of the motivations for framing valuable artwork or pictures is to preserve them. Learn how to do this in this free video series.
Though a piece of art can be valuable on its own, pairing it with the right frame can make it appear even more valuable and timeless. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
Matting, custom framing, ready-mades, standard frames and many different types of glass are explained in this free video series that examines various methods of framing.
Rag mats, fabric mats, leather mats and many others provide you with a barrage of choices for your picture or artwork. Learn which one is best for you in this free video series.
One of the most important elements to consider when framing a photo or a piece of art is what type of mat you will use. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
One of the most important elements to consider when framing a photo or a piece of art is what type of frame you will use. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
Ready-made picture fames are a cheaper and easier alternative to having a custom frame built for your photo or artwork. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
One of the most important elements to consider when framing a photo or a piece of art is what type of glass you will use. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
Canvas paintings require more care and attention when it comes to framing because of their thick, yet delicate surfaces. Learn more about the framing in this free video series.
Ready-made frames, standard frames and hand-distressed frames are a few options you have for your pictures and artwork. Learn more in this free video series.
Learn how to measure your picture by comparing it to a few common frame sizes or by measuring it outright in this free video series.
Learn how to use a tape measure to easily yet cautiously measure your picture for the proper-sized frame. Learn more about the importance of framing art and photos in this free video series.
An important step in framing a picture or piece of artwork is knowing how to properly cut the mat. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
An important step in framing a picture or piece of artwork is knowing how to properly attach the mat to the picture frame. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
An important step in framing a picture or piece of artwork is knowing how to properly create the first mat of a double-mat picture frame. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
An important step in framing a picture or piece of artwork is knowing how to properly create the second mat of a double-mat picture frame. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
An important step in framing a picture or piece of artwork is knowing how to design the mat of a picture frame. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
Do-it-yourself mat kits allow you to simply and easily measure, cut and design the mat of your picture frame. Learn more in this free video series.
Tape measures, mat cutters and clamps are all necessary tools that will assist you in framing your photo, regardless of whether you'd like to hang it symmetrically or not. Learn more in this free video series.
Cutting into your picture can add lots of depth to it, however, it can also cause your picture to look bare and unsophisticated. Learn more about over cutting in this free video series.
Keeping your picture nice and flat in its frame may require items like double-stick tape in order to keep it hinged. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
A few simple tools, like a hammer, nails, a hook and some wood, were all that was needed to create an old-fashion picture frame. Learn more framing techniques in this free video series.
A modern framing machine takes a lot of the guess work out of framing today's objects. Learn how to use one in this free video series.
Using an inexpensive Fletcher glass cutter is an easy way to break away glass from your picture frame. Learn more framing techniques and activities in this free video series.
Putting your glass on top of your picture and using it for a blueprint on where and how you should cut is one way to ensure that your glass cut will come out right. Learn more in this free video series.
Picture framing is an ancient art that dates back centuries to the famed picture framing cultures of central Eurasia who started this noble and useful craft when a villager wrapped some tree bark around the edges of his goat skin and charcoal drawing of a bear trampling a small bald woman. From its humble beginnings, picture framing has become a worldwide phenomenon, and now hundred upon thousands of humans everywhere keep their art in beveled pieces of wood or metal called "frames".
In this free video series, our expert Debbie Reeves will teach you how to frame pictures. She will teach you how to preserve and frame valuable pieces of art. She will tell you all about different styles and types of picture frames and mats, and how to pick the right picture frame. She will teach you how to frame canvas, how to measure the frame and the art and how to do double mats and do it yourself kits. She will even show you how to cut the glass in a variety of ways and how to finish the back of the picture frame with a wall hanger so you can enjoy your art for years to come in a safe and preserving way.
Debbie Reeves John and Kathleen Mudersbach have been in the framing business for 40 years. Their son Larry and daughter Debbie Reeves joined their business in Cottonwood, Arizona at 541 North Main Street. Contact them for more info at 800-338-1232.dkdk
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