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This kit will help you transform leftover fabric into stunning large-scale wall art for your home.

Scrap Fabric (in various colors and textures)
- Source sustainably from:
  - Local thrift stores or fabric recycling centers
  - Online fabric marketplaces like FabScrap
  - Old clothing, linens, or curtains you no longer use
Large Canvas or Wooden Frame (Base for Art)
- Source sustainably from:
  - Thrifted or second-hand art canvases
  - Build your own frame from reclaimed wood or upcycled materials
Staple Gun and Staples
- Source sustainably from:
  - Borrow from a friend or community tool library
  - Purchase a reusable heavy-duty staple gun for future projects
Fabric Glue or Non-Toxic Adhesive
- Source sustainably from:
  - Look for eco-friendly adhesives, such as Elmer's Earth Friendly Glue or similar brands
Scissors or Fabric Cutting Tools
- Source sustainably from:
  - Use tools you already own
  - Purchase second-hand cutting tools from local thrift shops
Paint or Fabric Dye (Optional for Enhancing the Design)
- Source sustainably from:
  - Use leftover paints or dyes from other projects
  - Buy natural or plant-based dyes for an eco-friendly touch
Hanging Hardware (Sawtooth Hanger or Wire Kit)
- Source sustainably from:
  - Reuse hardware from old frames or thrifted items
  - Purchase sustainable hardware from eco-conscious retailers

Prepare the Base
- If using a reclaimed canvas or frame, clean and repair as needed. Stretch fabric or canvas tightly over the frame, securing it with staples.
Design Your Layout
- Arrange your scrap fabric pieces on the base to create your desired pattern. Play with overlapping, layering, or even cutting shapes to create a more dynamic design.
Attach Fabric to the Base
- Use the staple gun or fabric glue to attach the fabric pieces to the base. Start with larger pieces and layer smaller or more detailed scraps on top.
Enhance the Design (Optional)
- Add paint or dye to the fabric pieces for additional color and texture. This step allows for more creative freedom and customization.
Secure and Finish
- Ensure all fabric edges are securely attached. Trim any excess fabric from the edges of the frame.
Add Hanging Hardware
- Attach the sawtooth hanger or wire to the back of the frame for easy wall mounting.

Check local buy-nothing groups or online platforms like Freecycle for free materials.
Swap materials with friends or local creative communities.
Repurpose items from around your home, such as old curtains, clothing, or blankets.

This DIY kit encourages creativity while promoting sustainability by reusing materials that might otherwise be discarded.