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Print out a template to fit your corkboard. If you happen to have an 18×24 corkboard you can download my template here. You’ll need to choose the “poster” option in the print menu and tape the pages together. Remove the frame from your corkboard and trace the template on to the back side.
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Use a super sharp utility knife (this one by Olfa absolutely rocks!) and cut out your design. It will take a few passes of the knife to cut all the way through, so it helps to work in small sections, removing the excess as you go.
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Choose your accent color (I used acrylic craft paint) and paint the edges. It will likely require a few coats of paint since the cork is so absorbent.
Colorful Decorative Edged Corkboard
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being mom{me} says
Hi. I’m visiting from the Happy Hour Projects linkup party.
This is a great transformation of an ordinary cork board – I love it! Great idea!!!
Rhiannon at beingmomme.blogspot.com
Lauryn Clemmer says
this is to die for cute. i absolutely love this. and those pictures you have on there are so sweet! i love the eskimo one 🙂 i would love for you to come link this, or any other post you’d like to up to my weekend link party http://lovenotesbylauryn.blogspot.com/2012/08/spread-love-link-party-20.html
hope to see you there!
have a great weekend!
{love} lauryn @ lovenotesbylauryn.blogspot.com
Erin says
Love it!!!