hello there this is your girl die and this is a Courtney this is a different type of video today I will be showing you how I put my tapestry on the wall without having that droopy part at the top we actually got this really cool cheap idea from my cousin cages so shout out to Asia the first thing you want to do is get a piece of cardboard I used a box that I just opened up from when I we were moving in okay so what my husband is doing here is cutting the box so that we can wrap the tapestry around the piece of cardboard you want to make sure that you actually measure where you want to cut and Mark it before cutting so that you don't make the box too small or leave it too big you want to make sure that you're not pulling and stretching the tapestry just let it be able to wrap around okay here we are we got a piece of cardboard cut up and we're holding it right side up so that we can glue it you want to make sure you have a hot glue gun it's the easiest way to get the tapestry to hold to the cardboard you can hold it up this way or you can lay the pieces Tapestry facing down with a cardboard on top and disc wrapping those sides around the cardboard and you want to be very careful because the hot glue actually can go through the fabric and can be pretty hot you just want to make sure that you just let it dry before you put on your wall that's me tapping it so I won't burn my fingers you want to do that on all four sides and then on the corners you just kind of wrap it like a Christmas gift so that it fits perfectly wrong trying to make sure it's a street and here's a finished piece that we have in our music room and then there's one at the top of my stairs actually have one above my bed in my bedroom as well and in my living room I hope you guys enjoy have a great day