Diy erase board

How to turn any flat surface into a dry erase board, for less than the price of the markers you'll be using on it!

My daughters both love dry erase boards (or as we call them, whiteboards). So when I started to redesign their playroom, I knew I wanted to incorporate a large whiteboard area for them to draw

DIY Dry Erase Board from poster frame - like that it is plastic and not breakable

I've mentioned before that we're homeschooling. This is our first year and I love it, but it definitely comes with its challenges. There's no shortage of ways to fill my time: cleaning, laundry, cooking, cleaning, teaching, reading, cleaning, snuggling, preparing, cleaning and on and on. Sometimes it gets overwhelming. Sometimes I just have trouble remembering…

Does anyone else feel an extra urge to organize or change things up a bit in January? I do. Every year! So, for January’s Lowe’s Cre­ative Ideas blog­ger project, we knew we wanted to do something useful that would help us with some of our organizational goals. We actually have a few different tasks and […]

Find out how to make your own easy DIY dry erase board for under £20 using a cheap picture frame in our latest tutorial. Click to read! #diydryeraseboard #dryeraseboard #diywhiteboard #whiteboard #homemadewhiteboard #diypictureframedryeraseboard #diywhiteboardpictureframe

This DIY glass whiteboard project will give you a dry-erase board of any size or shape you want! And the project is very easy. This glass dry erase board is a beginner project that looks cool and functions perfectly! The trickiest bit is putting the whiteboard on the wall, but we walk you through how to hang your whiteboard - and in a sleek modern way.

I recently re-arranged a few of the rooms in my house. I was working in an office space that was cold and dark. I found myself taking my laptop into a sunny side room we had instead of working in t…

When we were building our house one of my biggest concerns was the lack of an entry way closet. My first thought was "Where will we put all our bags, coats, and stuff when we walk in?"... Adam's thought was..."We always came in from the garage anyway!" Hmmm... good point! That got me thinking about the details of the "Family Launch Pad" I found this Ballard Design look alike at Marshall's and the fantastically big basket with a chalk board label at target for our many shoes. (This also…

I needed a good dry erase board for my craft/class room, but I did not want to spend hundreds of dollars to get the set up that I wanted. See how I did it!