What a great idea !
Visiting here from Melzie's place.
Now I know what I'm going to do today...fancy-up my bulletin board.
swampwitch | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 8:14 am | #

Very cute Randi! I have actually always wanted to make one of those, I am going to give it a try!!! I just love the look of fabric bulletin boards...cute, cute, cute!
Adrienne | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 8:48 am | #

Great idea. I love the way this bulletic board matches your header. I suggest you leave this post as a sticky note on top of your blog for at least another week or two, just so we can all enjoy the pleasing composition.

hehe

Mary
owlhaven. | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 8:50 am | #

Nice Randi. I have some fabric set aside to pretty up my sewing room I am saving the ironing board cover instructions and now this one too! I have a pattern to make a cover and thread catcher, and I think I'll have enough for curtains also! That said I havent touched my sewing room in over a week except to pile yardsale stuff in there LOL. xoxo melzie
melzie | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 8:51 am | #

Keep 'em coming! I love your tutorials!
chilihead | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 9:08 am | #

It looks great, Randi. You and I are on the same page - looking for things to do besides purses...and I just did bulliten board project this weekend as well! I'll post about it soon. :o)
linda | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 12:07 pm | #

Love the way you did it. I made one that was a little more difficult. I am trying your way next!
Lyn | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 1:40 pm | #

I love, love, LOVE this idea! Thinking of using Tinkerbell fabric... *Hmm*

Tinkerbell for Rosie... not Bennie! *LOL*
Lisa | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 2:27 pm | #

great idea. easy to follow instructions. thanks.
Natalie Joy | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 3:41 pm | #

Another nice addition to the crafting area. I know that I can follow this tutorial. No machine to thread!! Even I can use a glue gun.
Pam in Colorado | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 4:33 pm | #

Looks nice and easy! You do the very best tutorials. Thanks Randi!

Sue | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 5:02 pm | #

Randi what a great idea. Thank you for taking us step by step through it. Clarice
Clarice,wa | Homepage | 09.19.06 - 6:49 pm | #

I've been meaning to make one of these forever. Thanks for the tips!
beki | Homepage | 09.20.06 - 9:00 am | #

wow! beautiful board! thanks for sharing how to do it. You made it look easy enough to try.
I like the red.
Jenny in Ca
Jenny | Homepage | 09.20.06 - 9:19 am | #

LOVE this idea!! Thanks so much for posting it. I have an old magnetic dry erase board that the kids really messed up with permanent markers. I think that I might try to do something like this with it. The magnetic part will probably still work through the fabric too. So, that would be a plus.

Thanks!
Nicki | Homepage | 09.22.06 - 11:11 am | #

Great tutorial!! I linked to it from my blog and plan to make the board as soon as time permits. Thanks for your great posts!
Nina | Homepage | 09.25.06 - 10:27 pm | #

I can't seem to understand how to hang a bulletin board using those little hangers they attach to the back.

Do they stick up a little over the top, so that they are in view? How else could you do it?

Thanks for any help -- I just never like the way I hang mine.

Becky
becky | 01.30.07 - 9:36 am | #