Diy Canvas Stretcher Frames

One of my favorite tricks for creating a 10 minute piece of art is to attach decorative fabric onto a stretcher frame.

Diy canvas stretcher frames.

Building your own will cost you about a third of the price. You ll need a rectangular piece of canvas larger than the size of your stretcher bars plus the staple gun you used on the corners before. This piece of art also adds color and style to this small nook that i use for staging potting and indoor gardening. Make easy diy art with a canvas stretcher frame and pretty fabric.

Put the thumb tacks over to the side until the diy frame is assembled. You will need the following materials. Building a canvas stretcher can be really easy if you follow these steps. If you haven t yet assembled your stretcher frame start here for step by step instruction.

How to assemble the diy frame stretcher bars. This is exactly what i decided to do to cover an awkward window that now looks into a tool closet. 1 standard 2x4 4 corner clamps 4 wooden clamp blocks wood glue paintbrush marker pen heavy duty staple gun you will also need access to a woodshop and a good attitude. Now place your assembled stretcher frame on top.

Connect the first two frames by sliding the corner of a longer and shorter piece into one another. Making your own canvas stretchers is a cheap alternative to buying them. From the diagram below you can see the proper method of attaching the canvas but i won t go in depth on that here. In this short video we will show you step by step how to build a custom stretcher f.

Place your canvas face down on a flat clean and dry surface. Each piece of wood from our frames come with pre cut grooves so no tools are necessary.