Maya*made got some coffee bean sacks from her local coffee roaster (for FREE! they have a ton of these and were glad to get rid of them. Score! Do the same at your local roaster!) and covered a garage saled bulletin board with it for some instant coffeehouse chic in her office.
Instructions at the maya*made blog.
Materials needed: coffee sack (FREE)
bulletin board (they sell small ones or tiles at the dollar store)
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@nataluna. There are a lot of vendors that sell coffee roasters out there. More than you could plssibly imagine. If you google coffee roasters you will find thousands. My wife and I own a shop and we bought a small 3 1b roaster for about $500. You can get a variety of smaller roasters for cheaper. You can even get bins that will roast on your backyard grill.
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kellie
NICE!!! Does the bad still smell like coffee?!? That would be AWESOME!! =)
nataluna
how do you find a coffee roaster? would supermarkets and coffee shops also have these?
heather
@nataluna, I’d look in your yellow pages for local coffee roasters, to start with. You’ll probably have to do a bit of detective work to find them.
Kyle
@nataluna. There are a lot of vendors that sell coffee roasters out there. More than you could plssibly imagine. If you google coffee roasters you will find thousands. My wife and I own a shop and we bought a small 3 1b roaster for about $500. You can get a variety of smaller roasters for cheaper. You can even get bins that will roast on your backyard grill.