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A giant, invisible dry erase board

January 25, 2013by Christina
This is the little project for the living room that I mentioned breaking.  It’s a 4 foot tall dry erase board.  I broke the glass as I was preparing to hang it, so I had to go purchase another 4’ framed print just for the replacement glass. Anyway…the Hubs and I really like having a […]

This is the little project for the living room that I mentioned breaking.  It’s a 4 foot tall dry erase board.  I broke the glass as I was preparing to hang it, so I had to go purchase another 4’ framed print just for the replacement glass.

Anyway…the Hubs and I really like having a big board to brainstorm ideas and jot notes down.  We considered turning the stair wall into a chalkboard wall, but once we put the texture on the other walls, we preferred it for that wall too.  So, to still be able to write out our ideas, and not cover up the beautiful texture, I made this dry erase board.

Extra large dry erase board

It really is an incredibly easy DIY.

Get an extra large picture frame (thrift store: $10-$25).  Remove the picture and the backing, leaving only the glass.  Hang it on the wall.

In our case, I painted the frame with the wall paint so it would blend in even more.

Pretty dry erase board

And you can see the wall texture right through it.

Giant DIY dry erase board

Just write on it with dry erase markers and wipe off with a dry cloth.

What’s your preferred method of jotting things down?  Chalkboards?  Dry erase boards?  Paper?

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About Christina

I'm a full-time web developer with a dog sitting business, home renovations, and a blog on the side.

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  1. onshore

    This is nice! It looks perfect for the spot.

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  2. Anne Lien

    Really clever to just use the glass as a dry eraser board! Looks clean and pretty!
    I always use paper to jot things down. But I end up with all these lists and notes around my apartment haha

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  3. Anonymous

    Nice! This is a great idea.

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  4. Christina O

    Thanks ladies!

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