T-Hinge: How to mat your photo or print? Don't do this! Use a T-Hinge Mount or better!

In this video, we cover two great ways to mat your photo prints including the T-Hinge mount. As you start to learn how to mat your photo prints you may be tempted to mat them by taping all 4 corners. Don't do this. Let me show you a better way to mat your prints using the t-hinge mount followed by a second way that you might even like even better.
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[@recreepy]

Such a beautiful creation, it's like stepping into a world painted with dreams.bravooooooooooooooo

[@astridpreisz519]

Just learning how to mat my prints. Very helpful and clear instructions. Thank you!

[@AnthonyCrouchPhotography]

Glad to hear, thanks

[@revalovett8560]

Hello fellow N. Texan! Found your video very helpful. I am a fluid acrylic artist, and have recently begun to mat some of my canvases. Thanks for sharing your tips! Next vendor event is at the Keller Senior Activity Center on April 20. Come by if you can. Would love to meet you.

[@keenansubramoney4920]

❤

[@bobstrutton9066]

Why did your matte cover your edition number and signature ?

[@AnthonyCrouchPhotography]

It was year and signature. It was just a test print that I was playing around with at the end. Didn't even realize I had put a signature on it, just grabbed it from a pile of test prints. I often don't sign the front on these A4 prints but the back. If I were going to sign the front my border would be wider on the bottom of print and yes you would see it inside the matte window. I often only sign the back of these matted prints that I package up for local event sales as the customers are shop and go and you don't know their preference.