A couple months ago I found a really great frame at the thrift store that had a piece of thin plywood attached to the back. The frame was a dark brown color. My original plan was to paint the frame, remove the plywood, and sell it empty at my booth. But then, I had an idea!!!!!!!!!!!Have you heard of mudcloth" I've seen mudcloth before, but never knew what it was called until recently. It's cotton fabric made in Mali and dyed with mud.

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I love the patterns and tribal designs!
I've been wanting to do an art piece using reclaimed wood for awhile and finally had a blank canvas and perfect inspiration to do so!
Using the lines and triangles of mudcloth for my design and scraps of fence boards in our garage, my husband and I created this beautiful piece of art!
Some of the wood moved a bit when I placed books on them for weight to help the glue set, but I really don't mind the imperfections. I think it just adds to the piece.

I love how the wood tones pop off the white!!!

 ?This probably makes the cut for one of my top five favorite projects ever!!
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