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I've never done it , but it seems like it would be simple to purchase an inexpensive plain wooden frame and cover it with fabric, almost like making upholstry cover. Stitchn
It is said that hard work never killed anybody, but why push my luck.
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I could really use some good ideas along this line too. I was recently given a really cool quilt-themed print. My first thought was to make some sort of fabric frame. Then after looking at it up close decided a plain wood frame would be best. Then thought maybe a mat with a quilt or patchwork look would be better. I have less artistic ability in my entire body than most snails have in their toenails so I will be watching this thread!  Martha ~ ~If you seek praise for having given a gift, then it is not really gift but a request for one.~ ~ 2008 Quilts |
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