I had these silly cardboard circles that I had put jute on for another project...
There's the back of them...which is what the front is.
Some sort of cardboard stuff. And cheap.
I just cut some muslin into squares that fit on the back...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23938.imgcache
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The fake part of this...markers.
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23941.imgcache
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http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23943.imgcache
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The outer part of the doily...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23945.imgcache
1/2 of the middle part of the doily...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23946.imgcache
With some white ribbon around the inner rim...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23947.imgcache
The very center of the doily and a few buttons...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23948.imgcache
The other 1/2 of the middle part of the doily I cut into little hangers.
Did you know that doilies make great hangers for light art.
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23949.imgcache
See...
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23950.imgcache
For a little bit of time and a few dollars I have my very own vintage cross-stitch art.http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23935.imgcache
http://www.art4edu.com/imgcache31/23951.imgcache
