I have this mini bulletin board in the back of my room that I have no idea what to do with. I was thinking that I could use it as a “parent info” board or a place to hang little notes from the kids. Some crafting need to happen so I could make a place to hang my notes. I thought…cork boards!
Supplies:
-square cork board cut in half (from Target)
-stapler
-ribbon
-scissors
I normally use mod podge for everything. But when I was looking at the edges of the cork board, I thought of just stapling the ribbon down to make a cute border. And to my surprise, it worked pretty well! I just cut the ribbon the length of each side, and stapled them down.
The ribbon, helped define the edges of the cork board AND made them look way cuter. 😉
Here you can see my mini bulletin board and the little cork boards on display. I hung them with push pins, and one small nail on the top. The green white/magnetic board in the middle is from Big Lots. I am thinking of hanging the parent newsletter here, and possibly upcoming field trip dates and info.
Any ideas on what I should hang here???
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4 responses to “Cork Board DIY”
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Your cork boards came out so cute!
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I love this! So cute and so easy! This may be on my weekend to do list… Hobby Lobby here I come! I love the color combo you used!
See you soon!
Christy
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Cute idea! I might have to steal this for an itty bitty space I've been wanting to fill up! 🙂
-Aris
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Love your cork boards! So cute!
Linda
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