Big Hits

These are turning out to be a HUGE hit - which I am really happy about. I love my menu board. Simply write on with a dry erase marker, and wipe off when done. Sometimes my dry erase marker leaves a little color residue on the metal, but I just spray it with Windex and wipe off with paper towel. Enjoy!

$30 for the completed project of $24 for the kit.

Work Space

I am so very lucky to have a nice, large sized work area for all of my crafting purposes, but keeping it organized can be very challenging. In an attempt to organize, I made (with hubby's help) this magnet board which was so very easy.

Step 1: drill a large piece of sheet metal to the wall (make sure you drill into studs) Step 2: cut your wood ( I used 1 x 4) to desired lengths to frame the sheet metal.

Step 3: paint wood.

Step 4 : nail wood to wall.

That's it! I can now keep all of my receipts, notes, in one place, and write myself notes with a dry erase marker. I also put a little vinyl above it, which I think turned out fabulously, in my humble opinion ;)

Menu Board

One of my favorite things I have made, is this Menu Board. Maybe because it helps me stay organized and rarely have one of those nights where I stare into the fridge and wonder what on earth we are going to have for dinner. It's sheet metal on top of a wood board. It's magnetic, but dry erase markers work on it too! I just keep one of the markers that already has a magnet on the lid attached to the board. I LOVE having it up in my kitchen!

Magnet Board

Here is another magnet board I did for our hallway from the garage. It's longer than the other ones I have done, so it fills the hallway space nicely.

Magnet Boards

Large & Small Magnet Boards

Small $15

Large $30