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I learned to stretch canvas for my paintings in high school. At that time I used regular carpet tacks, light weight wooden stretchers and fastened the canvas onto the sides of the stretchers. Years later I began doing a "gallery wrap" which means fastening the canvas onto the back side of the stretchers. This suited me very well as I do not like to distract from my paintings by putting frames on them. Several years later I discovered copper tacks and from then on, I will not use any others. One day while I was stretching a canvas I was "told" why I feel so strongly about using copper tacks. Energetically, there is a healing copper grid that manifests and is projected out to the viewer. I was impressed to count the number of "coppers" in each of the four directions, honoring the Native American way and thereby calling in the Spirit Keepers of the Four Directions. I then penciled in the information on the back of the canvas.
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