Wow. What a weekend. Are you all as wiped out as I am? How did Tuesday come rolling in so quickly? I hope you all had a safe and wonderful Independence Day celebration with those you love. We felt extremely blessed to be surrounded by our dear friends and to once again give thanks for this amazing country we are so fortunate to call home. While watching the fireworks show, my son {age 3} looked over at us and said, “I so happy.” It was one of those heart melting moments. What life is all about, right! This week’s Take 5 Tuesday is a fantastic idea. I think it’s one that you could use in any room in your home. It’s quick and easy but packs a big punch. Enjoy. Monogrammed Message Board 
This project that Jamie put together is right up my alley! So adorable. And can we talk about how her blog header matches the vignette! Love. See her instructions below and check out he full post here. 
This is a super easy project. It’s a monogrammed dry-erase message board. (It takes longer to type the description than to make it!) I made this for my mom when I was in Utah. Since I’ve decorated about every room in her house, I decided to tackle her classroom! She had all of her students sign the message board…just one thing that makes her the coolest teacher WITH the coolest classroom! All you need is a poster frame (this one was half off at Hobby Lobby), a thin, light weight letter (also from Hobby Lobby), scrapbook paper, Mod Podge, and tape or glue. 
First, Mod Podge your your monogram in paper or fabric. Take the back off of the poster frame, turn the display paper around so that just the white shows, tape or glue your monogram, and put your frame back together. Use dry-erase or overhead projector markers on the surface to write messages. Told ya. Easy peasy. Thanks, Jamie. I love it. ……………………………………………………………………………………. I did manage to pound the rest of my nail heads into those two chairs I bought. I will show you the finished version tomorrow! Have a great day.
This is adorable. I love it!
I can just picture the little man saying that – and those expressive eyes emphasizing his expression!
I like that, very pretty!!!'
Sara
That is super cute! I'm on a kelly green kick lately. And those letters are fab…so many uses for them!
Thanks so much for posting!!
What a cute idea!
I love that idea! I was just telling my hubby that we desperately need a board to write things on in the kitchen…this just might be the ticket! (c:
P.S. How cute is your son??? I love that little comment, it melted my heart too (c:
What a great idea! This would make a great gift for a college students dorm room.
Love this! This would be a great gift for a teenager!
I heart a monogram! And what a sweet boy! James is starting to talk more, he loves to put his arms in the air and say "Up" when he wants picked up! 🙂 He pronounces it so emphatically- adorable!
OOOO Love this idea! So simple and clean looking, but still a big statement! Definitely want to try this soon! 🙂
You should consider compiling all of these into a book! Such great quick ideas. Especially for those of us that pretend to decorate our house… I can really do some of these. I think.
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I love it. I have collected varying sizes and fonts styles of papier mache letters for an art project that is still not done. Have you ever worked with that before? Any tips?