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Make a Bulletin Board Center

18 March 2010 6,140 views 5 Comments Pin It

by heather

Remember those cool framed bulletin boards I found at the Dollar Tree recently? Well, reader Joanne brilliantly grouped them with some pretty ribbon to make this great organizing wall. Don't you feel more organized just LOOKING at it? I went back to DT and picked up six of these bulletin boards, too. My idea is slightly different (and you'll have to wait to see it), but it's inspired by a great item found at a famous designer furniture company whose initials are PB. [click here for more photos and info about Joanne's project]

Project Estimate:

  • Bulletin boards, $6
  • Ribbon, $1
  • White board, on hand
  • Clock, on hand

Total: $7

p.s. Okay, I just found out if you decide to buy from Dollar Tree online, they will ship for free to your local DT store, which is GREAT for those of us who want to craft with stuff and KNOW we can get it when we go to the store! Ship it to your local Dollar Tree store for FREE!

5 Comments »

  • Joanne said:

    Thanks so much for the shout out! Can’t wait to see your project!

  • Lois Lane said:

    Okay, this is perfect for my home. Thanks for sharing. And I didn’t know that the Dollar Store actually delivered! Aweseome!

  • Sophia said:

    Don’t you have to buy a huge amount of something for them to deliver it to your store? Because if not, I’m going to go crazy on their website … :)

  • megacrafty said:

    I loved this idea of Joanne’s; and thanks for the great tip about the free shipping!

  • Sticky Business: Posts We Like This Week | An Eclectic Blog said:

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