100% recycled magnetic bulletin board!

100% recycled magnetic bulletin board!
This is for the Fridge magnet challenge.
This is made of parts that I had around. All of it's reused!
 
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Step 1What you'll need

What you\
For this project you will need,
-102 corks
-12" x 15" piece of cardboard
-Knife
-Glue (I used Gorilla glue)
-Masking/painters tape
-Weights
-And magnets! (I used 3 magnets from some old speakers I disassembled)
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13 comments
Aug 2, 2007. 7:19 AMmegziewoodles says:
That looks frickin' sweet.
Jun 9, 2007. 9:27 AMa grain of alt. says:
I liked this idea when HGTV did it...
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_furnishings_accessories/article/0,1793,HGTV_3436_1375396,00.html

Thems must be some strong magnets!
Jun 7, 2007. 4:16 PMDucky Boy says:
Mmm, very original, very useful too. Although it looks a little funky and lumpy, unless the modern - abstract look is what you're going for :D I like it, hope you win.
Jun 6, 2007. 2:45 PMShadowJPD says:
Sweet. How green and happy you must be...
Jun 3, 2007. 9:09 AMTheCheese9921 says:
omfg, where did you get all those corks!? It looks really cool, mabey you could make a frame out of like rope or something.
Jun 3, 2007. 10:51 AMBrennn10 says:
Pretty cool! +1
Jun 3, 2007. 2:49 AMtheRIAA says:
the gorilla glue isn't re-used, not exactly 100% recycled. i remembered when I had to glue something together with gorilla glue, and then rested my head in the pile of excess glue.... bad idea
Jun 2, 2007. 11:46 PMmikesty says:
To quote Super Troopers, "Das a lotta booze!" + for really cool though. Maybe you should consider, uhh, sanding? or grinding? i'm not sure.. but somehow flattening all of them. The more I think about it, that is really unnecessary.

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