I have been drooling over these images for awhile now:
Look on the wall!On.. Beadboard... I'm dying...I thought it would be a good way to welcome-ify our entryway. So I went to Bethesda Thrift Store, which I find is the most crafty. I found some embroidery hoops on my first try! Two for $.59 and one for a hefty $.19. Yes! I just used my new fabric stash to fill them.
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To try and get them flush with the wall, I gathered the fabric in the back and tried to sew it in. I think I've seen that done in the past.
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Aren't they cheerful? I'm going to try and find a medium-sized one. And probably just buy every one that I find thrifting from now on and keep adding until it fills the whole wall because I love it so much. Or until it looks like the Apartment Therapy post.
Love the fabrics you chose!! And I agree that this will look great on the whole wall! Keep going, girl : ) Can't wait to see what the finished project will look like. And thanks for the link : )
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