Is your artwork too thin for nailing a sawtooth hanger on the back ? 
No problem....Here's how to hang artwork or other type picture - on thin and frameless artist panels. 

Here's an example of a 1/4" thick plague which is too thin to punch a screw or nail for a hanger.   

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Materials needed: 
Duck tape (make sure you use the name brand - as it has proven to be strong and will hold up to moderate weight.

1/8" ribbon (preferred) or 1/4"

Elmers Glue Stick
(not generic brand, must be Elmers for best results) 

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Cut a length of Duck tape as shown along with a length of ribbon. Place the shown on the back of the Duct tape.  

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Press firmly all around and including where the ribbon is beneath the tape. 

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Position the tape with the ribbon where you want it on the back of the picture.

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No nails - no screws

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Nest if you want to cover up the Tape you can use a glue stick and glue the back of a memo type paper such as the one shown.  

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Be sure to reach out and get all the edges as well as the center of the paper.

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Last step will be to smooth out to the edges the label onto your duck tape to cover it up. 

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Craft Material supplies for the above project available from Amazon

Duck Tape brands

~~~~Artist Canvas Panel

Elmers Glue Stick Pac -

~~~~Craft Ribbon

Tape it with Duck Tape Book

OPTION: instead of covering

up the Duck tape with a label,

you can use a fancy print

Duck tape and let the design show.