I have 2 batiks in to frame that look a bit tricky.
There is nothing spare around the edges to work with and one is not even close to square.
Any ideas for framing?
Batiks
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Roboframer
Re: Batiks
Machine sew calico (or other suitable fabric) extensions on and lace, or pin to foam board.
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Re: Batiks
Hi Pramsey13,
I agree with RoboFramer they are the best methods.
In the future you may be interested in my Textile framing course Saturday 11th June.
http://www.framersequipment.co.uk/training_framing.htm
All the methods of textile/canvas and fabric materials are covered.
It's a fun hands on course.
If you need any other advise always happy to help you can always e-mail or phone or message/post
Kind regards
Mitreman
I agree with RoboFramer they are the best methods.
In the future you may be interested in my Textile framing course Saturday 11th June.
http://www.framersequipment.co.uk/training_framing.htm
All the methods of textile/canvas and fabric materials are covered.
It's a fun hands on course.
If you need any other advise always happy to help you can always e-mail or phone or message/post
Kind regards
Mitreman
MITREMAN
Jan Stanlick GCF Picture Framing Consultant & Teacher
Working in association with Framers Equipment Ltd, Northampton http://www.framersequipment.co.uk
Jan Stanlick GCF Picture Framing Consultant & Teacher
Working in association with Framers Equipment Ltd, Northampton http://www.framersequipment.co.uk