DIY cheater (cork) board
This is what I like to call a cheater DIY. I see something I like and make it as cheaply as I can. Everyone has seen DIY corkboards floating around pinterest. I wanted one for my kitchen and I already had a Schumacher fabric remnant lying around and a huge frame I got for $7.
I'm cheap and corkboard rolls were $30 for how much I needed, so I got creative (another word for cheap)
Yep thats right. I glued 2 layers of foam core together, and then I laid the fabric over and stapled it into the frame. So there you go, cheater cork board for about $10 and so far its held up well with tacks.
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Also, sweet Tiffany from Tiffany Leigh Interior Design just did a great DIY project inspired by my DIY gold leaf leopard print tray, make sure you check it out!
13 comments:
looks fab ma'am and you know I love a cheap easy craft!
This is a fantastic cheater DIY (my favorite kind!) Love the fabric too!
Lexi @ Glitter, Inc.
Wow looks great! YAY for cheap diys! LOVED Tiffany's tray!
Thanks so much for the mention my dear! I love your cheater cork board!!! So clever.
genius! omg. i might be able to make this.
Sweet! I should try it out!
LOVE! You know me and foamboard-- woo for cheapos!
You're so crafty! Love that fabric.
Hah this cracks me up. Love the fabric though!
xo
www.carlyonqueue.blogspot.com
I love this! I've been thinking of making one for my home office, so this is the perfect starting place!
So cute - LOVE this. I am a total cheap cheater when it comes to DIYs as well, because sometimes they can ADD up! Check out my DIY chalkboard I posted about yesterday - it was a cheap cheater! ;)
xo,
Brooke
www.decorgreat.blogspot.com
I have a ton of leftover fabric and I have been wanting to make one of these for the kitchen - love this! great job - and love the fabric!
http://itsthelittlethingsblog.blogspot.com
I love this idea {and how easy it is!}. You always have the best DIY posts!
xx,
Maya
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