Panel Wall Art – 0.5mm

SUBLI METALS LTD

£4.53

Our new Panel Wall Art is fantastic for decorating any home. Ideal for the kitchen, sitting room, bedroom, nursery or study. Panels are ideal for quotes, phrases and sayings or personalising with drawings or photos. To join the panels, tie a knot in the end of the twine and thread into the top holes of the bottom panel from the back, then front to back in the bottom hole of the next panel then bank to front in the top hole and repeat up to the top, leaving some twine for hanging then repeat down the other side finishing at the bottom again. Each panel 200mm x 50mm x 0.5mm Each item includes 3

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