About Steven Glenn of WARBURG PINCUS LLC Steven Glenn is Chief Financial Officer at Warburg Pincus Llc and has been affiliated with Warburg Pincus Llc since January-2015. Warburg Pincus Llc is an investment advisor that manages 38.5 BN dollars in regulatory AUM and has 490 employees, of which 180 perform investment advisory functions. The managers's latest filing has disclosed 6BN in positions, which represents 16% of the manager's regulatory AUM.
A History of Canvas. Canvas is a heavy, closely woven fabric used for making sails, tents, covers, awnings and other functions where sturdiness is required. Typical weights range from 10 to 50 ounces per square yard. The word 'canvas' is derived from the Arabic word for cannabis, a Latin word meaning 'hemp'. In earlier times, hemp was popularly used to make canvas. Modern canvas is usually made of cotton, linen or synthetic materials. Canvas has a very simple weave - the weft thread just goes over one warp thread and under the next. Canvas is very hard-wearing, generally water-resistant.
Cut the wood. The length of wood you need is determined by how big a project you anticipate. For example, an 8-by-6 inch canvas will require two 8-inch pieces of wood and two 6-inch pieces. Use a table saw to cut both ends of each piece of wood at a 45-degree angle.Use hot glue to fasten all of the corners together. Make sure the corners are tight by placing them in corner brackets and allowing the glue to dry overnight. Stretch the canvas tightly across the frame and staple it in place.Make sure the staples are in the back of the frame, where they can't be seen.se hot glue to fasten all of the corners together. Make sure the corners are tight by placing them in corner brackets and allowing the glue to dry overnight. Stretch the canvas tightly across the frame and staple it in place.