This DIY Fabric-Covered Cork Board/Bulletin Board is a super easy craft! These make great gifts for Mother's Day, or Father's Day, to give to teachers, or pretty much anyone who loves to display things! You can use this Fabric-Covered Cork Board to put your pictures on, pin notes to, or hang up cards. The bulletin board is so customizable! You can use any fabric, ribbon, and thumbtack combination that you like. I made one for my Mommy as well as some friends that I posted on Instagram/Facebook.(Check it out for more examples of the bulletin board:@DIYwithOllie)

Watch the video above to learn how to make it!

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Keep on reading for the step-by-step tutorial!

Step 1: The Materials!

You will need:

cork boards
- I bought these hexagon shaped ones from Target (I love Target so much, my mom spends a lot of time there and I like it just like she does, haha.)
pretty fabric
- I used home decor fabrics because they felt much sturdier than the other fabrics. It's a little bit more expensive, but I think it will last longer.
iron on letters
- This is optional, but you can personalize it by adding a name, or anything you'd like to say!ir
iron (if using the letters)
pretty ribbons
glue gun
- I use a ultra low-temp glue gun to keep my fingers safe. I did use a higher temp one on these since I wanted them super strong. Be very careful!
pretty thumbtacks/pushpins anything else you'd like to decorate with.
- I decorated some of mines with flowers, crystals, butterflies, etc.

Step 2: Cut, Glue, and Fold.

Cut your fabric a little bit bigger than your cork board. Flip the fabric over and place your cork board (cork side down) onto the fabric. Add some glue to one edge of the cork board and fold the fabric up neatly. Repeat for the rest of the sides.

Step 3: Ribbons, Ribbons, Everywhere!

Take your ribbon and string it across the board and glue the ends onto the back side. You can do any design you'd like, this is what I ended up doing. Take another ribbon and glue both ends to the top, this forms a loop that you can use to hang up your board.