MAKE A WASHABLE, FABRIC, PHOTO FRAME FOR A 4X6" PHOTO & WASHABLE, FABRIC FASHION BROOCH PIN WITH REMOVABLE BOARDS FOR FRAME, AND REMOVABLE PIN BACK FOR BROOCH This fabric fat quarter, has Curvy Plaid, a folk art, feminine, abstract art pattern design by artist Kristie Hubler, copyright 2002. This is a cut and sew, a sewing pattern with the art formatted for each panel part pattern. You will be able to make a frame for a 4x6" photo, and nearly 2" wide by 1 1/2" long brooch. Care instructions: for frame, take out easel back and strut leg boards, photo and acid free sheet protector page cut up protective sleeve, for brooch, remove pin back place frame and/or brooch inside lingerie bag, wash on delicate, cold cycle, air dry on top of towel All of the instructions are ON the fabric fat quarter! I designed this artwork pattern specifically for this size of frame, the 4x6" photo. It's very colorful, bright, whimsical, curly, with pinks, salmon color, reds, periwinkle, orange, and gold. Just buy 2 1/2 feet (2/3 yard) by 17" wide Thermoweb Ultrahold (acid free) or Lite Heat n Bond - this backs the fabric pattern panels, gives structure and stability to the frame, allowing it to stand sturdy on a table or shelf, gives it form - it also helps keep the frame and brooch from buckling, shrinking. I've used it for 15 years, and am a partner friend of Thermoweb. Heat n Bond is a intergral part of fabricatedframes.com products. Supplies and tools to buy: Thermoweb mentioned above 9" length of 1" wide ribbon, coordinating color, to join strut leg pocket to easel back panel, tucked inside layers light pink, bright salmon pink orange, or dark reddish brown thread, Toldi Lock, Gutermann's or close matching thread mat board or cardboard 9" wide by 7" high for easel back and strut leg boards that slide out of their pockets - cut easel back board between 4 to 4 1/2" wide by 6" or 6 1/2" high - strut leg board pattern is in white on fabric 1 3/4" length metal bar pin back (sold in packs of 10, 44, 48 at Michaels, AC Moore, JoAnn Fabrics Thank you!