
I started with two pieces of
black foamcore, cut to size.
I made hinges out of black paper and
adhered them to the
foamcore in three places.
Inside I added two pieces of tissue paper to protect
the art from any black rubbing off.
On the outside, I attached ribbon to the foamcore with a sticky, decorative seal.
I tied the ribbon closed and, voila!
Next time I will attach a business card to
the inside using those black photo corners.
Thanks to artist Marylin Sholin for suggesting this post.


8 comments:
Looks fantastic, Peggi! At first I was confused because I thought the wood floor was a frame. But then I had an "aha" moment. It looks super. I will send folks over here. And maybe you should let me know if I can share this in workshops. Hmmm.
Hi Alyson,
Thanks for the comment, and yes, of course you may share it. I've certainly benefited from others sharing their ideas.
Great idea!
Hi Debbie,
This is really pretty and attractive for flat artwork direct presentation to clients. The art stores have portfolios but they’re so expensive today and by no definition as attractive as what you’ve created here.
For shipping ‘unstretched’ canvases or paper drawings across the U.S. or internationally, I have to say that I've found that portfolio can be at risk going through the mail. I’ve been using mailing tubes. Not as pretty -but they are delivered unscathed and that’s primary to our clients. It’s also substantially less in postage cost than a box.
Vikki
Vikki & Manon,
Thanks! Vikki, I agree. Shipping is best done in a tube or at least something more sturdier. These were made for delivering artwork in person.
What great ideas that we can all learn from. Thank you for sharing. Pat
Quite simply a brilliant idea. Thank-you for sharing this.
How clever!! and such a wonderful elegant and professional presentation.
Thank you for sharing!
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