DIY Fabric Covered Magnetic Board
I love hanging stuff on my walls... not sure why... but it's fun to make stuff to display. I also love magnets and leaving notes for myself. I seem to forget stuff easily at times... This is how the magnetic board idea came into play.
For this DIY I needed:
- A metal cookie pan of any shape size (whatever you like)
- Some awesome fabric (not too thick)
- Mod podge
- I used a mixture of Elmer's glue and water
- Hot glue
- And some rope for a border
I ended up adding the twine rope after I glued my fabric to cover my many strings. It made the project look a little neater. I doubt all fabrics unravel as bad as mine did.
I made a pair and have them hanging together :)
What I did:
- I started off by tracing my fabric to the correct size
- Once I had it cut correctly I coated the cookie pan with my mod podge mix.
- Smoothing out the fabric took a little while, and also got kind of messy as the glue soaked through. But no worries! It all dries clear and didn't hurt my fabric or colors.
- After waiting on everything to dry I heated up my hot glue gun. I went around the edges of the fabric and made sure everything was secure.
- Since my cut edges were messy I also took some thick twine rope and hot glued it all the way around. I think it added a nice touch to them.
After a bunch of cutting and glueing I think these two magnetic boards turned out pretty good. And the magnets still stick!
Have fun crafting!
- Crystal :)
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