Here's another neat wall hanging.
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Here's another neat wall hanging.
https://trendysweety.com/products/91...anvas-wall-art
For those that have purchased similar items are they good quality?
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Love it, but I'd never be allowed to hang it in the living room.
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Has anyone ordered one? I was considering but that countdown clock that resets to two hours everytime you go to that site (to make it seem like you only have two hours left to buy) makes me leery; seems duplicitous (but maybe it's just savvy marketing for my uninitiated mind...
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I ordered a similar one, actually just finished hanging it up in the living room. When you buy it it comes unframed, I stretched the canvas onto wooden frames that I bought from a local art store. The materials cost me about $40, a pneumatic stapler, canvas pliers and 2 hours later, voila!
I kinda like the impressionism style, and looks more like art. The only downside is that the canvas wraps around the wooden frame and cuts off about 3/4 inch all around so the images don't line up perfectly.
Other than that, not bad for about $80 all done. Note that the canvas is shipped from China and take about 3-4 weeks to arrive.
I kinda like the impressionism style, and looks more like art. The only downside is that the canvas wraps around the wooden frame and cuts off about 3/4 inch all around so the images don't line up perfectly.
Other than that, not bad for about $80 all done. Note that the canvas is shipped from China and take about 3-4 weeks to arrive.
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I was actually surprised when it arrived that they were unframed sheets of canvas, as mentioned by quattroboy. I haven't done anything with mine yet, as it's destined for a new garage I'm about to build (at a new house I'm building). But it makes sense that at the $50-ish price, there would be no frames. Comes rolled up in a tube.
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I ordered a similar one, actually just finished hanging it up in the living room. When you buy it it comes unframed, I stretched the canvas onto wooden frames that I bought from a local art store. The materials cost me about $40, a pneumatic stapler, canvas pliers and 2 hours later, voila!
I kinda like the impressionism style, and looks more like art. The only downside is that the canvas wraps around the wooden frame and cuts off about 3/4 inch all around so the images don't line up perfectly.
Other than that, not bad for about $80 all done. Note that the canvas is shipped from China and take about 3-4 weeks to arrive.
I kinda like the impressionism style, and looks more like art. The only downside is that the canvas wraps around the wooden frame and cuts off about 3/4 inch all around so the images don't line up perfectly.
Other than that, not bad for about $80 all done. Note that the canvas is shipped from China and take about 3-4 weeks to arrive.
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I was actually surprised when it arrived that they were unframed sheets of canvas, as mentioned by quattroboy. I haven't done anything with mine yet, as it's destined for a new garage I'm about to build (at a new house I'm building). But it makes sense that at the $50-ish price, there would be no frames. Comes rolled up in a tube.