Framed graphic memo board

DIY Framed Memo Board

This framed memo board doesn’t take long to make and it means you won’t ever lose a note or recipe again. The finished article will look great in your kitchen. What’s more, you won’t need to get the tool-box out, even when it’s time to hang it on the wall.

Level of difficulty For ambitious hands
Duration 45

Video tutorial

Framed Memo Board.mp4

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We need:

a picture frame with a white mount – the picture area should be 50cm X 70cm a piece of white card 50cm X 70cm thin card sheets in blue and grey shades craft scalpel, ruler, pencil, cutting mat a set square schematic drawing triangle transparent tape adhesive roller adhesive nails

How it's done:

Overview of materials needed for a DIY framed memo board
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We need: thin card sheets in blue and grey shades, craft scalpel, ruler, pencil, cutting mat, a set square, schematic drawing triangle, transparent tapeadhesive roller, tesa® adhesive nail for tiles & metal 4kg x2

Drawing card triangles when creating a framed memo board
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Use the ruler and drawing triangle to draw out your triangle shapes on the different sized sheets of card. They should all be the same size and shape.

Cutting card triangles when creating a framed memo board
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Use the craft scalpel to carefully cut out the triangles on the cutting mat.

Laying a pattern to create a framed memo board
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Arrange the triangles in a pattern on the picture area of the frame. Apply glue with the adhesive roller to the backs of the triangle.

Applying glue with the adhesive roller
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Now apply the triangles to the picture area of the frame. Press them on firmly.

Making a framed memo board using transparent tape
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Using some small pieces of transparent tape, fix the finished design to the mount to prevent it from slipping down inside the frame. Put the mount and design into the frame and secure the back in place.

Enjoy your framed graphic memo board!
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This graphic memo board is the perfect place to keep recipes, shopping lists and notes tidy in your kitchen. The design is simple to do but the finished board looks like you bought it in a chic interiors store! 

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