It's the first project in the book, and i tried to have my boyfriend help me, but he was to busy so i had to figure it all out myself. Its the corkboard, and again i only used a fat quarter this time becasue i didn't think i would need a HUGE cork board for my dorm.
I couldn't find rolled cork, so i had to buy the squares, and then cut one and stick it together with another one to make it the right size, Here is what it looks like:
anways, this was really fun and it came out really cute! So i think i'm going to make one for my sister who is going away to college for Cullinary (pastry and Baking) school next fall!
Make sure to check out all the other finishes over at Amy's blog!
Peace & Love J-me
13 comments:
Great corkboard. I have been wanting to make one of these for ages but have used the fabric I was saving on something else. Oh well, I'll just have to go shopping!
I love the fabric you used for the cork board.
I love framed fabric! I think it's perfect. And totally counts for sew & tell since fabric was involved!
Love that fabric, it looks great in that frame.
I love this bulletin board. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Great little project! You're right, the fabric is lovely! Thanks for sharing.
I think the frame is a great idea for that beautiful fabric. Really pretty.
this is a great finish for the week....i love that book. after reading so much about it all over blog land i went ahead and got myself a copy. i am working on the folklore bag right now.
That looks great! What a beautiful fabric too.
cute Jaimie. I love the color and design of the fabric.
Yes, it is cute--sometimes it just feels good to get something done, doesn't it? Nice work. I bet your sister would love one, too.
What a great finish! That fabric looks great.
I like the idea and the fabric you chose. Nice showcase for the fabric and anything piraty, :)
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