French easels reduce clutter and guarantee the wandering artist that they will have whatever materials they need.
French easels are remarkably efficient and afford painters a great deal of freedom. Compact enough to pack up for travel anywhere, french easels allow artists to hit the road and paint at virtually any location they feel like. With a built-in sketch box and canvas carrier, french easels reduce clutter and guarantee the wandering artist that they will have whatever materials they need.
Instructions
1. Drill holes 2 inch from the top of the two 83-by-2-by-2 inch wood pieces and the one 81-by-2-by-2 inch pieces. Lay the pieces on the ground next to each other with the recently drill holes aligned. Push the 7 inch carriage bolt through the three holes, connecting the pieces of wood, and secure the bolt with a washer nut.
2. Drill a hole 40 inch from the top of each of the two 83-by-2-by-2 inch pieces. Drill two holes in the 48-by-3-by-2 inch wood piece. Align the 2 holes in the 48-by-3-by-2 inch wood piece with the holes in the two 83-by-2-by-2 inch wood pieces, connect then with the two 5 inch carriage bolts, and secure the bolts with washer nuts.
3. Glue the 48-by-33-by-1 inch piece of wood to the 48-by-3-by-2 inch piece, and secure it with two nails. This wood piece functions as the canvas carrier.
4. Glue and nail a wooden sketch box, no larger than 20-by-10-by-5 inch to the base of the 48-by-3-by-2 inch piece of wood.
