Do-It-Yourself Memo Board

I have always been fascinated with DIY ever since I was a little girl. I remember creating my own typewriter toy made from bond paper and get amused by the realistic sound it produced whenever I tap it with my fingers. I also built my own doll house made from shoe box and created toy furnitures from cartons and a doll closet out of zesto box and popsicle sticks. Yes, I'm a small-time artistic geek in my own little ways.

My DIY Memo-Board

I always love the Yuletide season because I like wrapping gifts in a not-so-conventional way. I love the back-to-school month when I need to wrap my kids' books and notebooks and have their colorful labels and name tags done. I am also guilty in meddling with their school projects that should be done by themselves because I have so much suggestions in mind and I couldn't resist to see their works plain and simple.

And, as a stay-at-home mom, I am a self-confessed OC when it comes to organizing everything in the house and make it slick and clean. But since I have a toddler roaming around who takes a big chunk of my time attending to his needs and cleaning and packing away the things that he repeatedly scatter on every corner of the house, it's so hard to find time for my little art projects.

And the day comes when my kids (and the husband) were engaged with their own little world (the toddler is watching his favorite cartoons, the 9 year old holding an iPad, the eldest and the husband is watching TV), I sneak some time to make a memo board made from used gift wrapper, colored cartons, colored papers, clips and old magazine cut out.

I want my memo board to have a receipt pouch because I tend to misplace the important receipts especially for those which are still covered with warranty.

I also added an old clip board where I could clip the recent electric/water bills and the phone/internet bills.

And don't forget the memo pads of course! I am a huge fan of memo/sticky pads. Whenever I visit National Bookstore, I'll always go back for 1 or 2 memo pads even if I was already lined up to the cashier. Heheh. 😁

My husband calls me "adik" and a "hoarder" when it comes to school supplies. I admit, I was bewitched by school supplies. I don't care. It makes me happy. 😊

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