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Showing posts with label message board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label message board. Show all posts
8/17/2011
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1/31/2011
Playroom Chalkboard, Cork Board, and Whiteboard
Crafty Sisters shared a sneak peak of these these beyond adorable message boards that they created after seeing a similar version at Pottery Barn:
I am pretty much in love with anything that is shaped like a house. And I love it even more when you add something practical to such a great shape. They are perfect and would look great in the girls room across from their doll house book shelf.
If you need them as badly as I need them then you can head over to Infarrantly Creative and see their tutorial on how to make a set of your own. Or you can head over to Pottery Barn and pay over $500 for their School House Utility Set:
I am pretty much in love with anything that is shaped like a house. And I love it even more when you add something practical to such a great shape. They are perfect and would look great in the girls room across from their doll house book shelf.
If you need them as badly as I need them then you can head over to Infarrantly Creative and see their tutorial on how to make a set of your own. Or you can head over to Pottery Barn and pay over $500 for their School House Utility Set:
12/16/2010
Shutter Christmas Card Holder
Sassy Sites has a Christmas card holder that I love:
She got the idea to use shutters from A Diamond in the Stuff:
And I saw this one at Pretty Handy Girl and she uses clothes pins to secure hers, which could be decorated with some red and white stripes to make them even more festive:
And the best part is that if you decide to make them now, you don't have to put them away after Christmas! You can just use the shutters as a regular message board like How Does She:
I have always been a fan of shutters, so I have to say that this is one of my favorite ideas for displaying Christmas cards.
She got the idea to use shutters from A Diamond in the Stuff:
And I saw this one at Pretty Handy Girl and she uses clothes pins to secure hers, which could be decorated with some red and white stripes to make them even more festive:
And the best part is that if you decide to make them now, you don't have to put them away after Christmas! You can just use the shutters as a regular message board like How Does She:
I have always been a fan of shutters, so I have to say that this is one of my favorite ideas for displaying Christmas cards.
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