Post card display diy

I've been meaning to show you my "did it myself" card display board. Isn't it fun?! I knew I wanted to go with some kind of ribbon board and read that I could make one with a covered cork board. But I wasn't so sure about the criss-crossing diamond patterned ribbon kinds. Then one day at Kohl's I saw a ribbon board with the ribbon going straight across. Ahhh, that was much more my style. Not so much chaos. I got a large bulletin board from Freecycle, yay! I got some fabric at Hobby Lobby…

Name: Ingrid Jansen (living with husband Henk, son Minne and daughter Pippa
Location: Dordrecht, the Netherlands Size: 160 m² Years lived in: almost 7 Like many of you, we’ve been obsessed with wood and wool’s crocheted stools practically since Ingrid Jansen decided to share them with the world. In fact, they’ve got pride of place on our inspiration board for our dream home.

Postcards are for sending? Nada nada. Postcards are for keeping. Take a look at how you can creatively display postcards in your home!

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So this year I decided I was going to find a stylish way to display my cards finally. After looking through lots of inspiration online and asking the hubby to help me pick one that I would be capable of DIYing (haha) I set off to RONA. I was shocked by how easy this little project actually was! The steps are on my blog! #byangela #angelaprice #DIY #carddisplay #christmascards #crafts #inspiration #homedecor #holidaydecor #christmasdecor

DIY postcard wall art. I've seen so many great ideas for displaying postcards, here is what I came up with to display a collection of vintage reproduction Hawaiian postcards.

This cute solution to displaying your postcard memories is super simple and quick.

US National Parks postcard wall :)

I make minicomics, and travel to conventions and shows to promote and sell them. I was using picture frame stands to display them, but the smaller comics often fell over if the table was bumped or...

Postcards are one of the best ways to remember experiences, and they’re not just good for sending. Some are so chic that they deserve to double as decor and not for just lining your junk drawer either. If your postcard displays are usually nothing more than magnets on refrigerators or messy piles on your desk, you’re probably in need of some fresh design inspiration.