Make Your Own Monogram DIY Cork Board

We would like to thank Stephanie Morgan from Modern Parents Messy Kids for sharing this DIY Cork Board Monogram with us!

Need a personalized piece of functional decor for a kid’s room, playroom or even the kitchen? This DIY monogram cork board tutorial is the perfect project that is both easy and fun to create! I used Spiderman Duck Tape for my son’s room, but you can use any tape design you’d like to easily customize your monogram DIY cork board.

Now, let’s get started!

DIY Cork Board Monogram Materials Checklist:

• Paper Mache Letter (I used 23.5 inch letters)
• Cork Roll – 24 x 48 inches
• Duck® Tape (I used Spiderman)
• Elmer’s® CraftBOND Wood Glue
• Corkies Push Pins
• Pen
• Scissors

Step 1. Starting at one end of the letter, slowly wrap Duck Tape around the edge so that it completely covers both sides.

Step 2. Use scissors to cut a small notch every couple inches on both sides of the tape.  This will make it easier to fold over and press the tape to the sides of the letter.

Step 3. Unroll the cork and place the letter on top with the front facing down.  Use a pen to trace the letter onto the cork and cut it out with scissors.

Step 4.  Squeeze wood glue onto the letter and press the cork on top.  Place several heavy books on top and allow to dry.

Step 5. Hang up on the wall and use Fun Shape Push Pins to attach artwork, photos, and special keepsakes.

Note: You can decorate the sides of these letters in a variety of different ways.  Try using washi tape covered with a thin coat of Mod Podge or painting with tempera paint in a bright color.

We would like to thank Stephanie Morgan again for sharing this DIY Cork Board Monogram with us! Check out her website Modern Parents Messy Kids for more of awesome projects!

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