Message, Inspiration, Chalk, Bulletin, and Magnet Boards

I finally finished my magnet board. I purchased the frame at my local Home Goods store and my husband bought a sheet of metal from Hope Depot which he cut down to fit inside the frame. Before putting the metal into the frame I covered in silk. I've only just started using it, but I'm sure it won't be long before it's completely covered with magazine clippings, fabric swatches, and other odds and ends.

Photographs courtesy of Alkemie.

Photograph courtesy of Cote de Texas.

Photograph courtesy of Elements of Style.

Photograph courtesy of Made by Girl.

Photograph courtesy of You are My Fave.

Photographs courtesy of Apartment Therapy.

Photograph courtesy of Decorology.

Made by Girl has instruction for making your own DIY frame & fabric inspiration board.

Photograph courtesy of Made by Girl.

Photograph courtesy of iDiY.

Photograph courtesy of Alkemie.

Photographs courtesy of Apartment Therapy.

Okay, so these next few obviously aren't boards, but I still wanted to show this neat idea for a clothesline inspiration "board".

Photograph courtesy of Decorology.

Photograph courtesy of Apartment Therapy.

Photograph courtesy of Made by Girl.

Photographs courtesy of Cut 'n Paste.

Photographs courtesy of Decorology.

These chalkboards were made from vintage mirrors. How cute!

Photographs courtesy of Design*Sponge.

Photographs courtesy of Design*Sponge.

Photograph courtesy of Design*Sponge.

Photograph courtesy of Designers' Block.

Clipboards as inspiration boards. Simple and probably pretty inexpensive.

Photograph courtesy of Apartment Therapy.

Photograph courtesy of Pink Wallpaper.

The Bella Cottage sells clipboards that would be perfect to use as inspiration boards, or you could make your own using clipboards from an office supply store and scrapbook paper from a craft store.

Photographs courtesy of Shabby Addict.

MarthaStewart.com has instructions for turning a slate roof tile into a chalk board.

Photograph courtesy of MarthaStewart.com.

Here an old metal tray takes on a new life as a magnet board.

Photograph courtesy of Somerset Life.