A communication board is a great way to organize daily tasks, letters and notes.
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Crafted by Billie Jo. |
Supplies
- Canvas
- Fabric
- Frames
- Metal Sheet
- White Board
- Vinyl
- Tin Pockets
- Clothespins
- Hot Glue Gun
- Staple Gun
- Spray Paint
- Scissors
- Measure and cut fabric to wrap the front of the canvas.
- Wrap one side of the canvas with fabric and use the staple gun to adhere it to the wooden frame.
- Repeat step 2 for all other sides.
- Spray paint frames in colors to coordinate with the fabric.
- Set them aside to let dry.
- Once dry, insert a white board into one frame and a metal sheet into the other frame.
- Adhere a vinyl shape or lettering to the metal sheet.
- Use a hot glue gun to adhere them to the desired areas of the canvas.
- Embellish the tin pockets and clothespins (optional) and adhere them onto the canvas using the hot glue gun.
- Feel free to add any other embellishments to the canvas.
- Let the glue dry completely before displaying.
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These clothespins were already made this way, which saved time. |
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The tin pockets were decorated with washi tape. |
You can learn how to make magnets for your communication board
here.
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Bottle Cap Magnets |
For more projects, visit our Project Gallery on our website
here.
I love this.. but I really don't have time to make it. Is there anywhere I could buy something similar? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNot that we know of but we always suggest those that are time-crunched to set aside 10-15 minutes a day to work on a project until it's complete.
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