Hello I Heart my Glue Gun Readers! I am happy to be here today! Let me give you a quick intro. My name is Natalia and I blog over at Ma Nouvelle Mode (it means 'my new style' in French). I live in France, in case you were wondering where the name came from, and finally found a craft store this year!
I am going to share with you a practical project I created a bit ago. Super easy, too! Grab those glue guns!
I started with a frame from Ikea, not the cheapest, I am sure most of you would be able to find some cheaper at a yard sale or good will or something. We don't have those here, so Ikea it is.
Supplies:
Frame
Something for backing (i.e. burlap, scrapbook paper, some other material)
Letters or stencils
Glue/gluegun
Razor for cutting straight lines
Cup of tea or coffee! :)
Start by gluing the backing of your choice to the back of the frame. As you can see here, I chose to use a different backing for the top where 'MENU' is displayed. I liked the feel it gave.
Then go ahead and measure out or eye it (like I do, shhh don't tell!) and glue on MENU letters. Like I said, you could use a stencil as well, or if you have a cricut or a silhouette, those would be great too.
Et voila! I added the letters for the days, a little rope on the top for hanging, and I already had the hook. I have dry erase markers from my son's easel and there were two black markers, so one is going toward the menu board! You just erase it with a paper towel or tissue. Super easy.
please ignore the dishes in the sink... I hate doing the dishes. |
Finished project. Super easy, cute, and practical! Of course my husband still isn't too convinced I will be using it. I will have to prove him wrong!
I really like the menu board!
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oh wow, love the Menu board you made, a great idea! just popped by from Ma Nouvelle Mode. you're so crafty! Susan @ http://tea-diary.blogspot.com
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