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A dry erase calendar that is way prettier than the boring white ones you can buy

Posted by Lucy Lou from Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States • Published 28th July 2012

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Step 1
Find a frame that you like. Mine was actually a mirror from Habitat for Humanity Restore for $25. I took the mirror out a reused it in another project. I replaced the mirror with glass. The frame MUST have glass, or it won't be dry erasable.
Step 2
Use scrapbook paper, wrapping paper, photos, whatever background you want for your calendar. Print out a blank calendar (legal size works nicely). I used Excel to make mine, but Google search can also find one for printing.
Step 3
Layout your design and glue the pieces into one piece.
Step 4
Put your calendar back in the frame and you're ready to go!
Step 5
I added some cork for pinning stuff. Because of the glass, you can use dry erase markers just like you would on a whiteboard. They come off just as easy as you are use to.

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eden a. 1st December 2012

This is a great idea! I'm redecorating my room and was planning on buying a dry erase board but this is so much better, especially since you can customize it.

emily b. · 1 project 5th August 2012

This is so cute! I love it, and I love the cork panels on the side. Something like this would look super cute over my desk.