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  • thanks for this useful video but i have two questions , first what kind of material do you use is it poly/cotton or cotton? and second is it ok to put the gesso first and then stretch it or stretch it good and then put the go it?

  • Great video!! They rest make us suffer through so much unnecessary yak, yak, yak. I really needed this information and have put my project off for so long since I didn't know how to make my own canvases. Thank you so much!

  • really really simple but helpful

  • Helpful.

  • fucking brilliant video, thank you for posting. other youtube vids on this are completely insufferable bullshit. one small suggestion: change the camera angle so whats going on isnt being blocked (happens a few times in vid). thx! (oh, and get a camera that records sound :P)

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  • Hi, nice video.

    The only problem is these studs will show under the canvas in time. You need a raised edge to hold the canvas away from the bars.

    What type of canvas do you recommend?

  • @MichiganTreasure i use either tapered wood, or i put a length of beading around the edge otf the stretcher. Also, i do stretch the canvas quite taught when i staple it, then when it is primed, it gives a perfect flat, tight surface, too loose and the paint (esp oils) will cause inconsistancies in the surface

  • Thank you! You're a good teacher.

  • You should smooth the edges on the inside of the canvas frame too so you don't get lines on your canvas for when your painting.

  • great way to do it

  • Thats the best one on youtube

  • love it!:)

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