4 yards fabric –natural fabric, canvas or linen gives a raw edge that won't fray.ScissorsHot glue gunHeat proof gloves to work w/hot glue3 yards ribbon for tiesDecorative buttonsRecipe: Preheat hot glue gun. Apply a line of hot glue approximately 1 ½ inches from outside edge of skirt. Create ruffles by pinching linen w/fingers and pushing the gathers onto hot glue. Work in small sections, no more than about 12 inches at a time. Continue this process around the entire skirt edge. Start the next row approximately 1 ½ inches above the previous row. Continue adding rows until entire canvas base is covered.
Hydrangea and assorted twigs, seeds and grasses from gardenVase to dry hydrangeasDecorative mossShadow boxModge PodgeWax paperHot glue gunMiniature LED lights 4.5 feet longWallet size magnifierDecorative hole punchClear, adhesive back hanging clipRibbon for hangingInstructions:
Gather the items you plan to include in your arrangement. Using a large sheet of kraft paper (or grocery bags), place each item on the paper, then trace around the items individually. Remove the objects and cut out the tracings. Mark where the hook on the frame is with a pencil on the kraft paper. Tape the paper cutouts to the wall with painter's tape in an arrangement to your liking. Rearrange the shapes until a final layout is reached. Hammer the nails into the marked paper, then remove the paper cutouts. Hang the art or photos on the nails. For more, visit Ken Wingard at KennethWingard.com and follow him on Twitter @KennethWingard.