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Jan
23
You can pick up stretched canvas at craft stores pretty inexpensively, and if you have that store’s coupon, even better! There are so many things that you can with them, and you don’t have to be a painter to do it. Look at these adorable pieces of wall art, and they were made using fabric! Check it out here — Shelley Made: Little Boy Bedroom Part 1 – Canvases.
By Amanda Formaro
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