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Reuse a Paint Canvas as a Memo Board

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Date: 04/25/2007 Topic: Craft Tips > Photography > Framing  
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Got an old paint canvas lying around? Perhaps from a botched painting attempt? Don't toss 'em! One great way to recycle these is this: Cover complete canvas with somewhat heavy material. Staple to the back of canvas. Hot glue ribbons in diagonal criss-crossing lines, attaching a decorative button where the ribbons intersect. This creates an extremely useful, not to mention attractive, memo/picture board!

By April from Albany, GA

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By tismom (45) Profile Contact
Thanks for a great idea. I have two of these which I kept, thinking there must be something I could use them for... and now I know what to do with them- thanks again!

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