Well, since my husband never seems to know what's going on and when, I decided to make a dry erase calendar for our kitchen. I saw something on Pinterest using paint chips, but I used scrapbook paper because I just have WAY too much of it.
Supplies
- Cheap frame with glass (or plastic) front around 19x16 in size.
- Poster board cut to fit inside the frame
- Dry erase markers
- Scrapbook Paper (or paint chips!)
- Glue
Steps
- The optimal size of squares for my 19x16 frame measured out to be 2x3 inches big (I considered that my squares will be 5 down and 7 across, and that the very edges of the poster board will be hidden behind the frame).
- I cut out 35 2x3 inch squares and 7 2x1 smaller squares (to label the days of the week).
- I placed all squares on my poster board to make sure the calendar was centered and fit nicely.
- I glued everything down!
- I also added stickers to label the days of the week, but you don't have to do this (you can just use the dry erase marker).
- Put your poster board into your frame.
- Your done!
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