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Decorative Fabric Panel

GETTING STARTED

Crafting custom wall art is a simple way to make any room look

professionally decorated at a budget-friendly rate. Even better, you can

tackle this DIY project in one afternoon.

We picked the T50ACD Compact Electric Staple Gun for this project. Its

lightweight design works well for users with limited grip strength and its

electric motor drive is a perfect choice for the Decorative Fabric Panel,

which requires a lot of stapling due to the large frame.

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ARROW HOW TO: Decorative Fabric Panel GETTING STARTED Crafting custom wall art is a simple way to make any room look professionally decorated at a budget-friendly rate. Even better, you can tackle this DIY project in one afternoon. We picked the T50ACD Compact Electric Staple Gun for this project. Its lightweight design works well for users with limited grip strength and its electric motor drive is a perfect choice for the Decorative Fabric Panel, which requires a lot of stapling due to the large frame.
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WHAT YOU NEED Tools / Supplies: • • • • • • Arrow Staple Gun T50ACD Arrow T50 504 ¼” Staples Scissors Canvas Frame Fabric of your choice Proper Safety Equipment
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STEP 1 When choosing your fabric, make sure to pick a non-stretch fabric, and then press the fabric if it’s wrinkled. Otherwise your wall hanging may look disheveled rather than elegant. STEP 2 Lay the fabric face down on a hard surface. Then place the frame on top of the fabric, also face down. Double-check that you’ve allowed a few inches of extra fabric on all sides of the frame so that you can easily wrap the fabric around the frame to staple it.
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STEP 4 Repeat the fabric stapling process along the remaining two sides of the frame.
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STEP 5 Corners really make or break the professional look of wall hangings, so be extra careful when folding and stapling them. First, fold tightly in order to avoid bulges and keep the fabric corners completely flat. You can then trim excess fabric around the corners and edges for a cleaner finishing look.
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BEFORE AFTER We’d love to see how your fabric panel project turned out! Share your results with us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter by tagging #MadeWithArrow.