How to frame watercolour paintings without glass

[@heaterdawg]

Making the cup of coffee is always the step that I forget! 😉 A nice relaxing video, and the framed paintings look great. Thank you for sharing! God bless.

[@kagedogen1230]

Thank you 🙏😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I also forget the first step often 😆

[@bartoszwlodek8144]

I watched this with Jub Jub who, of course, was purring and asking for food. Great video. Best production yet.

[@kagedogen1230]

Thank you 😊 😁 really appreciate your support!🙏 Stay tuned for a new video coming out soon 🤗

[@sweetcurly28]

Love your paintings. Thanks for the instructions!

[@kagedogen1230]

Thank you for your comments!

[@kidneycarecoaching3766]

Cute cat

[@leylahim2977]

Hello. Please to seal the watercolor has to be the fixative or can use watercolor varnish spray?

[@kagedogen1230]

Hi Leyla, Fixative stabilizes the pigment on the surface of your paintings to prevent smearing. Varnishes alter the surface of finished work, protecting the work from dust and changing the sheen of the artwork. So, I'd use fixative first to stabilise the pigment on your paintings to prevent smearing. Hope this helps!

[@leylahim2977]

@@kagedogen1230 Thanks apreciate it

[@vinarathakoune5228]

would wax coat melt in hot climates?

[@kagedogen1230]

Hi Vina, As long as it is dry and set, it should be okay even in a hot climate. It gets hot and humid where I live but it has had no issues. It may be a different story if it sits in a direct sunlight or in a car/truck that gets really hot in the sun. I think it can get soft and damage your paintings in these extreme conditions. Hope this helps!