Glued to plywood, it becomes a parking spot for important notes, notices, cherished cards and photos. Making your own corkboard also allows you to decorate it to match the surrounding decor.
Things You Will Need
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Cut cork with scissors to fit size and shape of plywood.
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Apply wood glue to the back of the cork and spread evenly with a disposable foam brush.
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Apply wood glue to the plywood and spread evenly with a disposable foam brush.
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Place the glued side of cork onto the glued side of the plywood.
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Roll the surface of the cork with a roller, such as a rolling pin, to remove any air bubbles.
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Clamp the edges of the cork to the plywood for 24 hours, or until glue is completely dry.
The Drip Cap
- Corkboards are well known for their usefulness, but the sizes of ready-made boards don't always fit the space requirements.
- Making your own corkboard also allows you to decorate it to match the surrounding decor.
- Apply wood glue to the plywood and spread evenly with a disposable foam brush.