My Teen Daughter's Memory Board

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This summer my daughter had the idea to make this huge memory board for her bedroom.  It’s made out of all kinds of different square boards: cork, dry erase or magnet.  3 of the cork boards are covered with bandanas.  Two were personalized with spray paint.  The 4 dry erase/magnet boards, 4 blue cork boards and 1 pink cork I found on clearance at Staples for 50 CENTS several months ago.  The butterfly and flower designed board was given to her as a birthday gift.  We had all of these boards in our home…I love that we didn’t have to go purchase them!  Shop at home!

She drew & cut out the letter & heart from scrap paper

Of course I had to take a photo of this!

Letting the boards dry after spraying.

Personalized Memory Board Included

Side view

Wonder where this girl gets her creativity??

Bedside View

Another Family Memory Board in our home:

Photo Booth Memory Board

Here is the Photo Memory Board I whipped up for my craft room.  I happened upon all these photo booth pictures and had to display them!  The ones of me and hubby were taken on our honeymoon. {Ahhhhh….sigh…young and in love}  The “be” buttons are pins that attached effortlessly to the round magnets I used to hold up the photos.  I also used paper flowers with brads on top of the magnets…just to dress it up a tad.

Photos on far left are of us with my 16 year old daughter when she was a baby

Back side of an old metal sign & placed a frame on top without the glass

Now it’s your turn!

Let’s see your Family Memory Boards.

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3. Party will be open to link up for one week.  Ends at 11:59 on Tuesday, October 18, 2011

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