We layed it flat and cut it with tin snips. (they look like giant scissors)
After it was cut to size we layed it on the masonite and used Weldwood, Contact Cement to adhere it. (Follow their instructions on can) We used a rolling pin to get any air bubbles out and then clamped it to the table overnight til it was dry.
Then we attached it to the frame and I began decorating magnets like crazy- including using my sister Renee's clothespin idea and attached a magnet to the back. Here is the finished product- I'm not sure I'm going to keep it over my fireplace- but I think it would be great in my office!
Then we attached it to the frame and I began decorating magnets like crazy- including using my sister Renee's clothespin idea and attached a magnet to the back. Here is the finished product- I'm not sure I'm going to keep it over my fireplace- but I think it would be great in my office!
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I think it looks really cute!
ReplyDeleteIt would look awesome hung over a desk in an office for sure!
Alyssa
http://lifeoflyssie.com
Love it! I did something similar but painted over the sheet with chalkboard paint so I can use it both ways... it's up in my dining room where I can place a quote or the nights dinner menu!
ReplyDeleteLove it and it looks great there- it looks like a family room - which showcases the family.
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tammy
What a great project! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to the CSI Project! You are more than welcome to link up as many projects as you like. We are thrilled to have you!
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Jen
Very cute! I also love the background art on your blog! Nice!
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This is such a clever and creative project. Well done!
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