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    Cloth Napkin Cork Boards {Styled X3}

    By Stacy 7 Comments

    Welcome to a new post in my series Styled X3! I look forward to these posts every month because I love to see what the other bloggers do with the items I send them.

    styled x3

     

    I was extra excited for this month's Styled X3 because I knew these ladies would knock it out of the park. I sent Brook from All Things Thrifty and Jen from With Heart, these cloth napkins from Target.

     

    floral napkins from target

    This week has been nuts. I had four big projects all due today to different brands and one just didn't get done. I may have shed a few tears while inhaling a Frosty last night. And then I went to edit the pictures from my Styled X3 project and realized the whole shoot was done with my camera in the wrong setting. It took me an hour to get 3 photos decent enough to post. I need another Frosty....

    cork board covered in fabric

     

    UPDATE:

    I got up this morning and reshot the cork boards with the right setting this time. Much better :)

    cork board above computer

    I ran through my head all the possible things I could do with these napkins and I had a hard time deciding because really, there are a million things. I could have sewn them into pillows, made a valance, covers a flower pot, covered a cardboard box for storage or even simply framed it for art.

    But I went with cork boards!

    supplies for cork board

     

    You could obviously use regular fabric for this project but we all know sometimes you fall in love with a print on a vintage sheet, or some curtains, or even... cloth napkins! So I say, go for it.

    I spray the cork board with spray adhesive first on the side that will be all the way covered with the fabric. Then I trim and excess fabric. Using a glue gun, I glue the fabric to the back.

    glue fabric on cork board

     

    It really is that simple! You can glue a looped ribbon to hang it, or a soda pop can tab, or a saw tooth picture hanger.

    computer cabinet with cork board above

    Have you ever fallen in love with a print from an unexpected fabric source? What did you do with it? I would love to hear!

    fabric covered cork board_edited-2

     

     

    Also, don't forget to check out Brooke's and Jen's projects!

     

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    1. Melissa Leach

      July 08, 2015 at 7:22 am

      Would love to see the finished project hung in place after you finish your Frosty, of course.

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    2. Robin @ Redo It Yourself Inspirations

      July 08, 2015 at 7:54 am

      Very clever; they look awesome! They scream summer and really cheer up a wall.

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    3. Carole West @ Garden Up Green

      July 08, 2015 at 8:04 am

      I love this - Would look great next to my desk space. I always seem to be forgetting things. Fabric choice was perfect!

      Carole

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    4. Stephanie @ This Abundant Life

      July 08, 2015 at 11:52 am

      Those turned out great! What a super easy project and such an affordable way to get cute fabric! Thanks for sharing!

      Reply
    5. Kayla Trahan

      July 08, 2015 at 6:47 pm

      They look great! Very clever idea

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    6. susan

      July 09, 2015 at 10:54 am

      I love this! Fun project!

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    7. Erica

      August 20, 2015 at 12:10 pm

      Oh i love this idea! I always get fabric crushes and can't decide how to use it. Pot holders are a fun project because then you see the fabric often and actually put it to good use.

      Reply

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