Fredrix Art Canvas 63373500 Tara Round Cut Edge Canvas Panel, 12", (Pack of 6)

These are very thin. I do fluid art, resin pours, and most of my work is incredibly "wet" a day, sometimes more. These canvases, and the cardboard they are attached to, are so thin that they warped when they dried. In order to make the pieces I had created still usable to hang on the wall and of a quality I was comfortable trying to sell, I had to glue the completed art canvases to non acid archival quality foam core board, put a weight on it overnight, and then in the morning after the glue had dried, I had to cut around the edges of the foam core to make the solid, now-sturdy backing match the round shape o the 12" canvases. I'm sure these round canvases might work very well for folks using acrylics or oils and a brush, but my flow technique is just too wet for these flimsy canvases to hold up without warping and adding additional support after the fact.As you can see in image one, showing the 3 pieces I have done on these canvases so far, you can see the warping already starting after just about a half hour of wet paint on the canvas. By the time they were completely dry, the canvases had nearly folded in half...like a taco shell. The glue and foam core was my only saving grace getting the done canvases to be presentable. After cutting the foam core around the edges of the round canvases, I added a thin layer of resin to not only cover and protect the painting, but I also allowed it to drip down the side and hopefully help seal the foam core and the thin canvas as one piece so it won't fold up again later.

The media could not be loaded.  Very cheap cardboard with thin cheap canvas like material on one side. Disappointed. Thin and not sturdy at all.

First time using round flat canvas. I experimented and got some great results and applied resin to seal them. Now they kind of look like plates or serving trays, but I hung my on the wall. I'd buy this kind again. Oh one bit of advice; not too thick on the acrylic because it will end up warping the board.

These are ok panels, a bit flimsy and the backer is purple and can be seen from the front when hanging on the wall...I had to prime them and take the gesso around the edges so you could not see the purple backer!!

Using these for beginner pour painting. They are a great value for the $, but did take awhile to arrive.Would reorder for sure!

Not what I was hoping for. They don't feel sturdy. They're fairly thin cardboard, the canvas side doesn't wrap over the edge so be wary of moisture. If you're on a budget, this will probably be a good option. I plan on using for brush painting, not acrylic pouring like everyone else, so hopefully my experience is better.

These are just OK. For some reason, I was expecting a wrapped canvas, not a flat panel (I guess I didn't read correctly). these are simply canvas glued to a stiff panel (cardboard). Not really useful for what I was planning to do with them. They are approximately 1/32" thick.

I really like the size of these and there nice if I want to paint a small piece. The only reason I didn't rate it the full five stars is that they tend to warp.