Now this bulletin board is all dressed up!
I sprayed the whole board with a couple coats of Rust-Oleum's Sweet Pea. I cut four strips of base ribbon to use for each side of the board, and then tied and tied until my little fingers could take no more!
I hot glued each "ragamuffin garland" on to the board. (If I knew how, I would use that little "c" symbol here to indicate that term may be copyrighted by the Nester).
Finally, I tweaked and fluffed it until I was satisfied. I did have to go back in and add a little to the corners. Now I'm off to make some push pins worthy enough to call this girly bulletin board home.
OH MY GOSH. That is PRECIOUS!!! Great work, mama!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable! My nieces would love it.
ReplyDeleteYOU did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI love it--it makes me so happy to see everyone coming up with all of these great ideas!
This is a fabulous idea! I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteYou are just amazing! That is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteGET OUT!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable! And I love your crafty resourcefulness!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I have a board for both my guys and they love seeing their current art projects up on them. Shan
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love this!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?! I will definitely be filing this away for future reference (I don't think my son or husband would like me to make this right now, lol).
ReplyDeleteLove it!! I have covered bulletin boards in fabric and made them cute(r), but I love the idea of using the ragamuffin garland! I may incorporate this into my studio.
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