Upcycled Magnetic Baking Tray Notice Board
Introducing this weeks Quick Mid Week Upcycled Make, an upcycled magnetic notice board. This is made from a rusty baking tray and some old buttons.
Upcycled Magnetic Notice Board
Photograph Emily Jane Morgan
This is a fab quick make, which I am really chuffed with (can you tell?!)
You will need:
- old baking tray
- fabric
- buttons
- magnets
- Bondaweb (or similar double sided fabric adhesive)
Take one backing tray, and create an oblong template. I used a placemat which fitted perfectly.
Draw round your template on Bondaweb (iron on double sided fabric adhesive)
Iron onto your fabric. Cut out your template, I used scissors but a rotary cutter would give a neat crisp straight line.
Peel the paper and place on the baking tray, adhesive side down. Iron on. Tip – Use parchment paper between the fabric and iron to prevent any stray pieces of adhesive adhering to the iron.
Create your magnetic buttons by attaching magnets to your choice of buttons.
One finished baking tray notice board:)
What would you make your magnets out of? I was quite tempted by bottle tops from beer bottles:)
Vicky
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Great idea I have many baking trays past their best that could be up-cycled this way. Think the beer bottle tops are a good idea, just have to drink enough beer first!
This is such a cool idea – gotta remember this one 😉
Thank you:) Feel free to Pin away!
I’ve just thrown out an old baking tray! Wish I had kept it now, oh well at least I’ll know what to do with the next old one 🙂 Thank you for joining in with #ThriftyThursday
What a great way to recycle an old pan, love it! Thanks so much for sharing it with everyone. It’s been Pinned to the party board!
This is a great idea. I have a million I could do this with. Thanks for the inspiration.
Such a nice idea! It could be a great gift for someone you love.
Such a wonderful idea! Simple but oh so effective!
Very cute. I’ve done this before but spray painted the pan with chalkboard paint so that I could doodle on it. Thanks for linking up to the Upcycled Linky Party at http://love2upcycle.blogspot.com/2014/01/upcycled-linky-party-36.html
That is really neat! Always love a good upcycle project! Thanks so much for linking up at Tips and Tricks this week. Hope to see you again next week!
Gina @ Gina’s Craft Corner
I have a huge baking sheet that doesn’t even fit in my oven! It would be perfect for a wall in our office! Found you on the Sewlicious blog party.
Thanks for an easy project tutorial!
Val
I absolutely love this idea!
Thanks for joining in the Tuesday Tutorials linky 🙂 #pintorials