About
Take life one month at a time.
As a blogger, I love planning my posts well in advance. Having a calendar right on my desk helps me stay organized, but I'm not overwhelmed just looking at one month at a time.
This dry-erase calendar project is also great because there's no buying a new calendar every year, or printing a new page every month. You make the page once, and use it again and again. The best part? You probably have most of the materials at home: a piece of paper, some paint, and an old picture frame.
If you don't have a round sponge brush, try a wine cork! I did this once and it turned out great.
-
Pimke added Polka Dot Dry Erase Calendar to Upcycling 27 Jan 08:15
-
Step 4
Erase all pencil markings completely.
Comments

Penny F.
·
North Bay, Ontario, CA
·
19 projects
This is a pretty awesome idea! I really love it!