Don't you love looking through your drawers of "treasures that you're sure you are going to use someday!" Well, I found this 6 x 6 piece of cork board that I had cut down, and decided to make a little bulletin board-type picture out of it. This is our daughter, Shelly, and her older son, Joshua who was then about 18 months old. The picture was a 4"x 6" so I had to add some white card stock on top of the cork board before I could place the picture. I just stapled the ribbon to the back of the cork board. Osh Hardware (S CA) had the cork board in 12 x 12 sheets, so I cut it down with an exacto knife.
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October 07, 2008
How about a corkboard picture/gift?
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