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Thanks for all your help in fitting me with a proper violin. I found the frame, the shelf, the mug all in thrift shops. I attached the frame to some plywood and bolted that to the wall very securely then velcro’d the background to the plywood. Double sided tape holds the music and rosin pouch to the background which is some matting I got from the frame shop. Since I recently bought the bow, the violin and the art work and my birthday is coming up, I am calling this my birthday present to me.
Don