Whip out a sheet of tissue paper and Mod Podge and a corkboard & copy this decor
Kasey Van Dyke
Contributing Writer
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You’re sitting on the couch, relaxing from your day. Then you remember: You completely forgot an appointment! Almost everyone has had the experience of realizing a forgotten email or phone call or appointment. Sure, smart phones have a reminder app or a calendar you can update, but maybe seeing reminders physically works better.
Memo boards are an effective way to leave yourself reminders of things while adding some fun energy or color to your home. With corkboard and tissue paper, you can make a custom memo board in an afternoon. This project is so easy you may want to get your tweens and teens in on it. It’s never too early to learn an organization system for their tasks and appointments.
Materials
– Corkboard
– Ruler
– Tissue paper
– Pencil
– Scissors
– Mod Podge Matte
– Artist’s paintbrush
– Hairdryer
– 4 wooden dowels cut to fit the corkboard
– Hot glue
– Lace trim or applique
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Instructions
1. Measuring the corkboard.
