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Topic: Foam Core Board Shelves for Knick Knacks!  (Read 666 times)
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« on: January 15, 2013 09:10:29 PM »

I love getting knick knacks, I've been collecting them for so long, but never had a good place to display them without wasting a lot of space and or covering up something. I used this tutorial to make these boards. They were SO easy to make and turned out pretty well. I didn't use the center support part, because once all the pieces are together the hot glue keeps it pretty sturdy! I made all my shelves 2 in deep and 3 in tall. After I put it all together I spray painted it because it was old advertisement boards. But I've also made one out of plain black foam core board and I don't feel the need to spray paint it, though I might cover it with fabric later to make it look fancier for my handmade knick knacks I need to display.



It was definitly worth making, and after I made the first one, it was alot simpler and quicker to make the second.

what do you think?
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« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2013 06:54:29 AM »

Oh, wow, that is so cool! I'd never have guessed what it was made out of. Your knickknacks look very happy with it.  Smiley
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It looks really good.
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