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1. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Float Mount Artwork in a Picture Frame - YouTube

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   FOR THE FULL TUTORIAL: https://www.thesavvyheart.com/journal... Get that art gallery look by updating your framed pictures with the float mounting technique. Watch the full video and read the...

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3. www.artistsandillustrators.co.uk › how-to › framingHow to mount a painting in a floating frame - Artists ...

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   • Lizet’S Materials
   • Choose Your Frame
   • Measure It Up
   • Finishing Your Frame
   • Cradle Your Work
   • Apply The Glue
   • Space The Artwork
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   An Easyframe 12mm barefaced canvas floater frame

   A tape measure

   Thin strips of 18mm wood

   Gorilla two-part epoxy glue

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   I recommend buying a pre-made tray frame to begin with, as the equipment required to make your own is expensive and bulky. Bare wood frames can be ordered online or from your local framing shop – I chose a 12mm barefaced canvas floater frame from Easyframe for this tutorial. A good fit is key. The first thing to choose is whether to recess the artw...

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   After settling on the recess, I now needed to think about the gap between the frame and the artwork. It’s important to choose a frame that is slightly bigger than your artwork – how much bigger is up to you. There really is no right or wrong answer here, so opt for a frame style and gap size that you feel best reflects your artwork and compliments ...

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   Some frames come with a layer of lacquer or paint already applied. If your frame is like this, skip to step 4. I like to finish my own frames to make them better compliment my artwork, so I chose to work with a bare wood frame and finish it myself. There are, of course, a variety of ways to finish a frame, using paint, stain and wax. But for this p...

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   If your artwork is on board like mine, it may need to be lifted to the desired height (if you have a canvas, skip to step 6). This is done by mounting the board on slats of wood attached to the bottom of the frame that are known as a cradle. The cradle should be as high as you want the artwork to sit, minus the depth of the board, and be as long as...

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   With the cradle laid out, we can now attach it to the frame. You could screw the cradle in place, but as my board isn’t very heavy the glue will suffice and avoid damaging the frame. With 60-grit sandpaper, I roughly sanded the cradle and the frame where I intended to apply the glue. I applied the glue to both the frame and the cradle and clamped t...

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   As I had planned for a 5mm gap between the edges of the artwork and the sides of the frame, I wanted to ensure it was even on all sides too. I cut small pieces of 5mm foamboard and temporarily wedged them down the sides of the artwork to make sure it was spaced evenly before I glued it in place. I adjusted the gap between the frame and the artwork ...

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4. photoframesandmore.com › blogs › newsThe Beauty of Float Framing with Box Frames

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   Jun 1, 2024 · By suspending the artwork within the frame, float framing helps minimize contact with external elements such as dust, moisture, and UV light, thereby reducing the risk of damage and prolonging the lifespan of the piece.

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6. metroimaging.co.uk › floating-box-frameFraming your picture in a Floating Box Frame | Metro Imaging ...

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   Duratrans have to be lit from behind, so need to be mounted in a rear lit display, or we can produce led lightboxes, which are conventional photo frames containing the Duratran and led panel. Direct to Media Printing

7. www.pictureframestudio.co.uk › blog › 2014How to: float-mount your art-work at home | FrameStudio

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   May 15, 2014 · There are two ways of floating a piece. You can either float it so it’s right up against the glass (not true float-mounting), or you can choose a frame which has a lining – usually made of wood or high-density foam – that gives some much needed space between the art-work and the glass.

8. spectrart.com › mount-and-frame-styles › floater-boxFloater Box frame - SpectrArt HK Fine Art Print

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   For picture frame is expected to be exposed to direct sunlight, or harsh lighting conditions such as fluorescent lights. We offer UV99 acrylic glass for longevity purpose, it helps slow down the photocatalytic degradation of your picture and fine art print.

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   Can a picture be a floating frame?

   • If the size of the picture exactly matches the size of your frame, you won't get the desired floating look. Like regular frames, floating frames generally come with latches or tabs at the back that you move or lift to take off the back of the frame. The back of a floating frame is transparent glass or plastic rather than a board.

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   What is a floating frame?

   • A floating frame is different. Floating frames don't have that backing board; instead, they have two panes of glass between which the picture sits. They're named floating frames because it does look as though the picture is floating within its frame. They're elegant and minimalist, and they can be used to frame all kinds of photos and art.

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   How do you put a picture in a floating frame?

   • Like regular frames, floating frames generally come with latches or tabs at the back that you move or lift to take off the back of the frame. The back of a floating frame is transparent glass or plastic rather than a board. Remove the back and place your picture inside, making sure to place it straight and not crooked.

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   What is a floating box frame?

   • Floating box frames are a stylish take on the box frame, with your print mounted inside the box, rather than fitted edge to edge. Your print is mounted to 2mm aluminium or Dibond® substrate to create a sleek borderless surround for your print. There is a gap between the work and the moulding creating a ‘floating’ effect.

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10. www.hunker.com › 13410906 › how-to-use-a-floatingHow to Use a Floating Picture Frame | Hunker

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    Jun 6, 2022 · Here's how to use a floating picture frame. Floating picture frames offer a stylish alternative to regular frames. As the name suggests, the picture inside looks as if it's floating, as it's sandwiched between two panes of glass.