DIY Creating Your Own Floating Frame For Canvas 

I think this is the BEST video of all for how to make a floater/pocket frame. As an artist myself, I am really frustrated that I have to pay hundreds (seriously) of dollars to frame my art, then the gallery takes anywhere from 30% - 75% from my profit, as well as taxes and s/h... doing this saves me so much money. I'm going to attempt this and hopefully the gallery won't be any wiser if I do a great job. I'll let you know how it went.

Thank you so much. I will be doing this for my wife's diamond art paintings ! Amazing !!

This is exactly what I needed ill figure out how I am going to actually cut the wood I have a few skill saws and hand saws I just need to setup a jig or something to cut on top of. But I needed this stacking process to create a floating frame for all my paintings! this really came out great once you painted it. I can see so many different options/processes I can also treat the wood or paint it multiple colors.

awesome tutorial, thanks!

Very nice! I like to make this floating frame for my puzzle 😁! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!💕

I agree ...the corners are at a 45 deg angle...same as the mitre saw... and the middle support bar at the back..is this just glued in as you didnt show how this was done...but thanks for sharing very helpful

muy original y sencillo , felicidades. chile.

Thank you for the tutorial !!!

awesome

Thank you for the tut; I have to say that I absolutely LOVE that print!!! The colors and movement are gorgeous! The end result is beautiful, and what a splash of color it must have made on your wall. If you could possibly remember the name is the artist, I'd be so grateful if you'd post it. Either way, well done!!

Yay 🤩

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This is the best! Thank you how much did you spend?

A special frame

Nice

45 degree cut..!

I realize you posted this two years ago...but I'm wondering what exact corner framing clamp kit you used in this video with the springs at each edge of the corners...? Or anybody that knows, if you'd share I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Can you provide the measurements of each piece of wood used? I cannot find that information. Thank you!

Cut all frame corners with a 90 degree angle? Or a 45 degree angle, maybe? Other than this, it would be good if you backed the camera shot away to give a better overview, and slo w down a bit. Some good info, (but very basic.) Having done my own mounting frames, you might also mention that there are several techniques to making a frames, several methods of joinery, etc.

I have rustic barnwood frame now thanks

Frame looks good, seems easy enough. Wish you would have spoken in the video as opposed to the music playing.

I'm sure you meant 45 degrees 👍 a mitered corner is 45. The frame you showed when saying that had mustered corners.

Where can I get or purchase the wood you used in this video?

If you want to make your own woodworking yourself just look for woodprix website. There is all you need to make it :)

Much better methods on RU-vid for floating frames. Viewers should move on.

I wouldn't call this a floating frame.