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Oooooooooooooo stop me someone, I am at it again! I have just bought a stretcher board that I am sure I couldn't live without. 8-)
Seriously, I saw a 1/4 imperial stretcher board on ebay and couldn't resist it, I am struggling with wet into wet and the paper cockling, so this will come in very handy. The person who is selling them is an art teacher and makes them, he took the trouble to email me to thank me for my order and to wish me good luck with my painting and an invitation to contact him if I have any queries or need help with my painting and to say it was posted out this afternoon.
Now that's what I call service, too many sellers don't have the old fashioned courtesy nowadays.
I once had a paper stretcher board a few years ago and lent it out and of course it never came back!