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Transform Dollar Tree Items into a Handy Memo Board

 Hi everyone! Let's get ready to create a quick and easy Memo board. I'm ready to get things organized and stay on top of my daily tasks, and with this quick and easy memo board, you can do just that! I purchased this tin framed board a few months back and stored it away. I was wondering what I wanted to create using it. I saw a picture on the package showing it being used as a memo board, and I decided that was an excellent idea. This is perfect for those who still like this way of keeping track of your daily tasks, or just want a board for quick reminders. I will take you through this quick and easy process as we create a memo board.

Note: This is a fun craft for those who want to display notes and reminders creatively. While it’s easy to add messages and reminders on a phone, this method allows for a unique way to showcase your notes. Remember have fun and be creative!

Memo Board with decorations

Video tutorial

Materials for memo board

Materials

-One tin-framed board

-Stickers (we're going to add magnet buttons to the back of them)

-Rub on transfers (I had these in my craft stash, but you can find them at Dollar Tree)

-Paint (I'm using a multi-surface paint)

-Ruler is optional

-Paintbrush

-Twine or craft string

-Craft clothespins

-Paint marker

-Hot glue/Adhesive

-Magnet buttons

-Scissors

Paint, paintbrush, and memo board

Begin by applying paint to the top section of the tin board. I used a ruler as a guide while adding the paint.

memo board, scissors, and rub-on-transfers

Take your scissors and cut out the rub-on transfers. I found some in my craft bin and decided to use them instead of making my own lettering with my Cricut Maker. Once you have cut out the letters, use a rub-on tool to transfer the lettering or design onto the board.

Memo board, and paint marker

Next, use a paint marker to label the days of the week on your board.

Memo board, clothespins, and hot glue

Using hot glue, attach the craft clothespins to the board. I placed a pin under each day of the week.

Stickers, magnets, and memo board

I found these cute stickers featuring adorable sloths at my local Dollar Tree, and I couldn't resist using them. Before adding the sloths to my tin board, I decided to attach magnetic buttons to two of the stickers. I used hot glue to secure the buttons to the back of each sticker.

Twine, scissors, and memo board

Lastly, use scissors to cut a section of your twine or craft string to add to the back of the board. I used hot glue to attach the string. 

Memo board display

That's it for this project! Wasn't it simple to create? This is a fantastic way to stay organized with your daily tasks and very cute! You can add it to your office space. Here's a quick and easy tip: you can cut smaller square sections from paper and use decorative tape or fun-colored pens and markers to enhance your reminders. Thank you for joining me in creating this fun memo board. Let me know in the comments below if you make your memo board!



Comments

  1. What a great idea! The sloth stickers are so cute! Happy New Year!

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    1. Amy, I'm glad you like it. Wishing you a beautiful year! Happy New Year!

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  2. This is so neat Steph. And what a great idea for sure.
    Thanks so much for sharing with Sweet Tea & Friends this month my friend.

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  3. You come up with such cute ideas! This looks great. I love the sloth stickers. #MMBC

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    1. Thank you very much. I'm happy you enjoyed it.

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  4. That is so pretty and useful too! I prefer notes and reminders in places I can see and not just on my phone!

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    1. Kim, thank you. Same, I need to see the reminders as well. I catch myself jotting down notes and important dates, so this was a great way to display them. Thanks so much for visiting.

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  5. Your Memo Board is very cute and very practical. I can see lots of uses for it. #MMBC

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    1. Carol, thank you. Yes, there are many great uses for the board. Thank you for visiting.

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  6. I love this idea it's simple but so useful. This would be perfect to hang in the kitchen to keep the whole family organised. #MMBC

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    1. Angela, thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed the project.

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  7. This is so, so cute. Such a visual organizational reminder would be great! Thank you for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #53 linkup--we hope to see you next week at #54, too! :)

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    1. Jennifer, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this project. :)

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  8. What a great idea for memo board!!

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