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Frugal Art: Creating Beautiful Art On A Budget For Home - cover

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Frugal Art: Creating Beautiful Art On A Budget For Home

Dorothy James

Publisher: Dorothy James

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Summary

Thinking about creating your own art at home? Don't want to purchase art pieces that don't connect with who you are as a person and what you want your home to look like? 
Dorothy James points out some of the best ways to create beautiful art on a budget. 
It does not get easier than this!
Available since: 07/16/2015.

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