DIY Burlap Bulletin Board
DIY Burlap Bulletin Board
Hello, Pretty Handy readers! I have a quick and fun project for you today! We’re going to make DIY Burlap Bulletin Boards together, hooray!
I love displaying pictures around the house, but sometimes I don’t have enough frames. Then there are the frames I have with broken glass. In the spirit of not throwing anything away (and finding a way to upcycle everything), I turned one of those glass-less frames into a burlap bulletin board. And it looks perfect next to my Ikea Ivar cabinet hack and DIY mail organizer.
Ready to learn how to make this easy DIY Burlap Bulletin Board? Great, let’s go!
Materials:
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- Picture frame – size of your choice
- Cork roll
- Burlap fabric – I got this gold thread burlap fabric from Joann’s
- Hot glue
- Spray adhesive
Optional:
Instructions:
Step 1: Cut cork to the size of the cardboard backing in your picture frame. Glue it onto the cardboard using spray adhesive.
Step 2: Cut burlap fabric 2 inches wider than your cork on all sides. Attach burlap on top of the cork using hot glue to secure the burlap to the back of the cardboard backing.
Step 3: Place the burlap bulletin board into the frame.
Feel free to add a little more character by stenciling a pattern on one side. (I chose to use red and gold craft paint to bring out the gold thread in my burlap fabric.
That’s the easy way to create a DIY Burlap Bulletin Board!
Use your bulletin board to display picture, notes and reminders. Personally, I use it to pin school calendars instead of letting them get buried in the pile of other papers.
Until next time!
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Like this idea? You’ll also love Brittany’s idea of using a magnetic sheet to create a magnetic board instead of a cork board.
And be sure to check out Katie’s PB Knock Off Monogram Bulletin Board:
Yes, good project: seems like everyone has a few frames knocking about
That’s adorable and I love this idea for all the empty frames I have around. I would like to make some money selling them but that cork is really expensive! I don’t know if I would be willing to make that plunge.
All great ideas using up old frames, I love the red stencil on the burlap!