You might remember her from her previous guest appearances here but I think this might be my fav.
Bethany started by recreating a pretty but pricey item from a store we all know and love - this linen pinboard. Not only did she she do that on the super cheap with minimal effort but she added her own little twist of personality to bring it to another level.
How can you not love that?? You can see the whole step by step on Bethany's blog here.
postscript:
*When I say steal, I really mean borrow nicely and give proper credit!
**If you have an idea/tutorial you would like me to consider for a feature, email me. I'd love to see!
Doesn't it make you wonder how said catalogs/stores can charge so much for something so easy and simple? Get crafty, people...save your $!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Thanks for giving everyone a chance to show their ideas and crafts on your fantastic blog!
ReplyDeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteoh I love mine too!!
ReplyDeleteI've got to do that for my studio and for my daughter's rooms. Soooo easy!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI did the same last year in my home office:
http://windlost.blogspot.com/2009/02/my-home-office.html
I LOVE the bow! So cute. Great job Bethany!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! I actually was looking through Ballards today and saw a burlap board and thought about giving it a go! I think it's fate!!
ReplyDeletelove this DIY... will feature it on my saturday post!
ReplyDeleteI think I need to put my staple gun to use!
ReplyDeleteLove the ribbon detail - too cute!
ReplyDeleteso simple yet so pretty - great diy!
ReplyDeleteI love what she has done. I need to make one of these.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this!!! Such a great idea and so easy! Hope your having a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteXO
Kristin
funny- I just bought a cork board last week and have been looking for the perfect fabric to cover her up with. Bethany's came out great!
ReplyDeleteSometimes the simplest ideas are the best! Love this, so pretty with the bow!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! What a great way to spruce up something so mundane as a cork board.
ReplyDeleteRambles with Reese
Next time you go to the home improvement store check out homesote. It's in 4 x 8 foot sheets and cuts easily with a knife to any size or shape you want. It's more rigid and I think it takes a tack better.
ReplyDeleteI have a frame that I bought to do the tv/frame you did in your bedroom. That hasn't happened yet, maybe I should do something like this with it? hmmmm, I love all that you share and all of those you share with us as the ideas are always so helpful!
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