you read that right.
please, sit down and take a few slow, deep breaths.
hell isn't frozen and pigs still can't fly.
but that's right, blog world.
i crafted.
voluntarily.
i found the idea to create your own french memo board on pinterest.
of course, i can't find the link now, but it looked easy and awesome.
we don't own an ironing board,
so i improvised.
it was easy!
1) spray the adhesive
2) spread on evenly
3) do the same to the back
please, sit down and take a few slow, deep breaths.
hell isn't frozen and pigs still can't fly.
but that's right, blog world.
i crafted.
voluntarily.
i found the idea to create your own french memo board on pinterest.
of course, i can't find the link now, but it looked easy and awesome.
i got 4 small cork boards.
5,238 texts to my crafty friends later,
i went with pre-cut fabric
and spray fabric adhesive.
so i improvised.
1) spray the adhesive
2) spread on evenly
3) do the same to the back
they're cute, yea?
i opted out of ribbon and buttons;
didn't want to be too ambitious.
not sure how to get them on the wall, though.
any advice?
thanks for joining me for this unusual
addition of pintertest kitchen.
linking up with jess
cincerely,
cindy
5 comments:
look at you fancy pants!
these are so fun! Now I want to get myself some spray adhesive and try these for myself!
As far as the connecting to the wall part...try those small hooks that people attach to picture frames, if you have any idea what I'm talking about. They attach with really small nails! OR, you could hot glue some ribbon on the back and use that to hang it.
I'm sitting. And deep breathing. Diary of a Mad, White, Crafty Woman. I LOVE IT. Thanks for linking up, friend. I love you. And give me one of those pin boards. Thanks.
nice pin boards! i would have opted out of buttons and ribbon, too.
So Proud!! :)
Can't wait to see them up on the wall!!
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