Beautiful Bulletin Board

Back to school means back to trying to getting organized!  But, at least in my crazy world, organization should be pretty!  I don’t have the before for this one, but imagine a well-worn, typical, wood-framed cork bulletin board.  I painted the frame off-white, covered it in fabric I found as a curtain valance at goodwill, and glued on decorative trim pieces.  Super cheap, and the fabric is still thin enough to function as a typical bulletin board does.  (In fact, there is a push pin stuck in the board in this picture!  Can you see where?)
This is part of the girls’ bedroom makeover that I would LOVE to show you, just as soon as we finish it.  It kind of got put on hold for childbirth and a few other things.  Someday, though!
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  1. Looks very elegant! I love the beautiful fabric you used and even better that you got it at a thrift store! Saw your post on Somewhat Simple's link party, btw.

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