Go Back Email Link
+ servings

Salvaged Wood Memo Board

DIY salvaged wood memo board made from a pallet with copper accents.
Print Pin Save
Completed pallet wood memo board with Sharpie pen attached using string. www.cupcakesandcrinoline.com
Prep Time:5 minutes
Hands On Time:30 minutes
Total Time:35 minutes

Supplies

  • 5 pieces pallet wood
  • 1 piece copper pipe ½ inch pipe, 18 inches
  • 2 zinc screw eyes large enough to accommodate the ½ inch pipe
  • 1 package copper cut tacks
  • 1 roll paint paper
  • 1 sawtooth hanger
  • 1 can Rust-Oleum Aged Metallic Paint and Primer in One Metallic Rust

Instructions

  • Spray paint screw eyes and paint sticks.  Allow to dry.
  • Use the Kreg Jig to drill pocket holes on the back of the first 4 boards – approximately 2 inches in on each side.
  • Insert appropriate screw in each pocket hole.
  • When you flip the piece over everything will fit together nice and snug.
  • Before working on the front of the memo board add a saw tooth hanger to the back.
  • I like to do a dry run and size everything up before drilling by laying out all that I’ll be attaching to my project just to make sure everything will fit properly.
  • If you are using the 12 inch wide paper roll attach screw eyes approximately 13 inches apart.  Drill pilot holes and attach screw eyes.  You may need to back out the screws by one or two threads depending on how thick your pallet wood is.  You don’t want to the screw eye to come through to the other side.
  • Feed one end of the copper pipe through one of the screw eyes, slide on the paper roll and place other end of copper pipe through remaining screw eye. Center everything up and then add the first paper holder (paint stick 1). Repeat for lower paper holder.
  • Drill two very small pilot holes in each stick on each side to accommodate the cut tacks.
  • When attaching the cut tacks do NOT hammer the tacks in all the way.  You need some wiggle room so the paper can slide through the holders freely.  I use a metal ruler to provide just enough space and still securely attach the paper holders.
  • Attach Sharpie pen with twine from the copper pipe.

As with any of my recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.

Makes: 1 Memo Board
Calories:
Author: Mary Beth
Cost: $10.00