We’ve already discussed some pinboards and memo boards of cork, and if you still want one but cork isn’t your thing, try a cool fabric one. Today’s roundup is dedicated to such pinboards, some of them are covered foam or cork ones, and others are only of fabric. Let’s have a look what you can make.
This oversized pinboard is made of a sound-proofing panel, and is covered with printed fabric, so its advantage is keeping sounds, too, not only pinning things. The top of it is decorated with nails though you may skip this step. The pinboard can be used for pinning jewelry, pics, photos and other things, enjoy!
DIY giant fabric pinboard (via www.schoolofdecorating.com).
Take a ready pinboard and cover it with fabric you like, and then frame. The tutorial is pretty simple, and you may choose the fabric you like. Hang it on the wall or place it on your desk, and start pinning everything you like to create an inspirational board you like.
DIY fabric covered and framed pinboard (via www.the36thavenue.com).
This bulletin board is covered with printed fabric, and a nail trim comes along the edges to hide it. There’s no frame, so the piece looks more modern. Like it? head over to the source to make it!
DIY large bulletin board with nail trim on the edge (via makinglemonadeblog.com).
This pinboard is bold and colorful, I totally love the print, it reminds of the spring that is coming soon. The amount of fabric and upholstery nails will obviously depend on the size of your corkboard, and though you can change the colors, I advise you to make it bold to raise the mood.
DIY colorful fabric pinboard (via mountainmodernlife.com).
What I love about this pinboard is a thick and bold frame that highlights the piece. The board is made in grey and white, though you may change the color combo. Choose a thick frame to accentuate the pinboard even more, it may be even colorful. Enjoy!
DIY fabric pinboard with a wide vintage frame (via www.thehouseofsmiths.com).
This little pinboard as an advantage: you can not only pin pieces to it but also put them under the ribbons that cover the pinboard. The color combos and prints are up to you. Place it on the desk or hang it on the wall and voila!
DIY ribbon noticeboard (via blog.hobbycraft.co.uk).
Need something rustic and vintage at the same time? Make a pinboard covered with burlap and add a nail trim! The tutorial is pretty simple and won’t cost a lot. Hang it over the desk and have fun pinning various things there!
DIY burlap pinboard with a brass pin frame (via www.shelterness.com).
This pinboard is super creative, it features both felt and cork at the same time and looks like a landscape artwork – cork pieces show the mountains, and felt is like the sky. So you may use both parts for pinning, and you may make some fun cow pins that can be walking in the mountains. Make this super creative and fun piece and enjoy using it!
DIY felt pinboard with cork mountains and cow pins (via www.dekotopia.net).
This is a super easy idea to try – these are embroidery hoop pinboards! Make a whole arrangement with different fabric and hoops of different sizes. Attach them to the wall in various shapes and have fun – it’s a very simple and unusual tutorial at the same time.
DIY pinboards of embroidery hoops (via voyagesofthecreativevariety.blogspot.ru).
This pinboard is used by the author for pinning jewelry but you may use it for more various things or pin the jewelry, too. Read how to make this large and comfortable board and hang it on the wall where you like, and then have fun!
DIY linen pinboard for pinning jewelry (via morestomach.com).