Handmade Vinyl Menu Board

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vinyl menu board

If you’re looking for some handmade ideas for Christmas this year, a vinyl menu board is a very easy and very inexpensive project that would make a great gift!

I bought an 8×12 sheet of flashing at Home Depot for $.97, a roll of black electrical tape for another $.99, and some vinyl scraps I finished this menu board in less than 1 hour.

Wrap the edges of the flashing with electrical tape in your favorite color, slap your vinyl on there and you’re finished! I did punch 2 holes in the top to hang the whole thing from some ribbon but then I found this easel and decided to use it instead.

I’m going to make another one with a magnetic white board because the flashing isn’t as “dry erase” as I thought it would be. I have to use washable markers and the don’t show up very well on the flashing. The dry erase markers I have don’t erase…so the flashing works as long as you give a marker that works along with it. Otherwise try a white board.

Happy Handmaking!

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Comment by Michelle
2009-12-08 10:24:51

Great idea, and the look can change with the style of font you use. Cute!

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Comment by laura
2009-12-08 21:48:48

put me down for saturday I see you are having crepes. giggle

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Comment by Jennifer M
2009-12-10 11:56:10

Great idea, always love seeing your projects.

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Comment by Kris Graff
2009-12-10 20:40:51

What a great idea!!!! I may have to try it!!!

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Comment by Norma
2009-12-11 14:46:42

Love your menu board idea. Think I’m going to have to make one for me.

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