Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Here's a simple instruction video for wiring the back of your artwork to make it easy to hang. This method uses D-rings, which are simple to attach to the back of a canvas or wood panel. The knot used is called a "cow hitch," if you want to see it illustrated in a photo online. It's all over the internet! I've always had trouble remembering how to make the knot happen for some reason, so I made up a little story to remind myself how the knot is assembled. Hope this is helpful!
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Here's a simple instruction video for wiring the back of your artwork to make it easy to hang. This method uses D-rings, which are simple to attach to the back of a canvas or wood panel. The knot used is called a "cow hitch," if you want to see it illustrated in a photo online. It's all over the internet! I've always had trouble remembering how to make the knot happen for some reason, so I made up a little story to remind myself how the knot is assembled. Hope this is helpful!
Link to buy me a coffee (thank you for your support!) buymeacoffee.com/vybsx9tmqq
Want more from Anne Livingston Art?
Subscribe here on YT: youtube.com/@annelivingstonart
Check out my book Slow Color Project: annelivingston.com/shop-and-classes/slow-color-project-book
Instagram: instagram.com/annelivingstonart
Facebook: facebook.com/annelivingstonart
Website: annelivingston.com
