(exclamation marks cuz I'm super exited about having it already!)
Ok. I've been collecting pictures, postcards and cutouts from magazines for quite a long time now. And I was waiting and waiting and waiting for the perfect bulletin board (aka cork board).
Perfect means the exact size I want. Here's what I tell you. There are no bulletin boards perfect for me. *le sigh*
Then I decided to make one myself. I found out the prices for cork sheets (big boards) and I said to myself. No, thank you! Too expensive.
Then I found out about drywall! It seemed like the perfect thing! The only problem was - it doesn't look too good.
I thought I'd just paint it some pretty pastel colour. Or I also had an idea of covering the whole sheet with pretty canvas. And then framing it.
But as everyone knows I don't like complicated stuff. I usually go the easiest way!
And this morning I just knew I had to do it.
I remembered I had double-sided tape somewhere. Couldn't find it. And then an idea popped up in my sleepy head! You can use regular tape in a special way so that it won't be seen AND it want ruin the picture once you decide to move it!
Ok, here's the secret)
Done! You can pin it anywhere you want. Well, my walls are painted. But I'm using special tape which is sticky enough to grab the wall and the picture, but not too sticky, so that I can easily remove it from both paper and painted wall.
Finally, here's the wall I decorated. It's not much. But I love love love it! Can't wait to wake up to this tomorrow morning =)
Colourful, right?
And here's what I did to it using Picasa editing stuff)
Pretty, huh?
Ok. see you. Bye!
Ok. I've been collecting pictures, postcards and cutouts from magazines for quite a long time now. And I was waiting and waiting and waiting for the perfect bulletin board (aka cork board).
This is JK Rowlings board, image from Harry Potter Lexicon |
Then I decided to make one myself. I found out the prices for cork sheets (big boards) and I said to myself. No, thank you! Too expensive.
Then I found out about drywall! It seemed like the perfect thing! The only problem was - it doesn't look too good.
The best photo of drywall, believe me! (from treehugger.com) |
But as everyone knows I don't like complicated stuff. I usually go the easiest way!
And this morning I just knew I had to do it.
I remembered I had double-sided tape somewhere. Couldn't find it. And then an idea popped up in my sleepy head! You can use regular tape in a special way so that it won't be seen AND it want ruin the picture once you decide to move it!
Ok, here's the secret)
Apply the tape to the back of your picture the glued side facing the front. |
Fold the tape at the edge of the picture, and now the glued side is facing backwards. |
Finally, here's the wall I decorated. It's not much. But I love love love it! Can't wait to wake up to this tomorrow morning =)
Colourful, right?
And here's what I did to it using Picasa editing stuff)
Pretty, huh?
Ok. see you. Bye!