Hey there crafty peeps! Last month I shared a fun recipe for Making Your Own Glitter Gak using Elmer's glue, and this month, I have two fun projects that I want to share using Elmer's Board Mates line of products! Kate and I have been working on her bedroom lately since she is moving away from being a little girl, and becoming a young lady. She really wanted something fun to hang on her door, so we decided on a DIY Dry Erase Board using Elmer's awesome dry erase foam board. It turned out super cute and couldn't have been more easy to make! Let me show you how we made ours...
We started by gathering up some of the cool Board Mate's products!
Next, we traced a pretty frame onto the foam board.
Using an x-acto knife, I cut out the shape of the frame. This step is absolutely for the adults to do. The blade is very sharp, but will make cutting the foam board a breeze!
Once the foam was cut in the shape we wanted, we decided to embellish it a bit! We traced the shape with a thin bead of glue.
Then bring on the bling! We sprinkled glitter all the way around the foam board.
Next we added a decorative clothes pin using the foam mounting tape so Kate could add some fun pics and change them out when she wants! We also used some of the holographic letters to add her name!
We added a couple of pretty tacks that we made using thumbtacks and fun bottlecaps so she could tack things on to her board. Then Kate wrote some fun messages and added some of the Board Mate arrow stickers!
You can write on these boards with dry erase markers! This allows Kate to change the message as often as she likes...I'm still waiting to see "My Mom Rocks!"
We had so much fun making her DIY Dry Erase Board! It's super light, and hangs easily using a 3M hook so you don't have to damage your doors! Be sure to stop by tomorrow and see the super cute Earring Holder Kate and I made using this awesome foam board!
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tanya says
So cute! I had a bulletin board in my room growing up because i wasn't aloud to hang stuff up on my wall. I love this idea for a door.
janie carder says
I love these ideas