Rebuilt note board

Last week, I left a note for my hubby and told him to call back his dentist. Since our refrigerator were full of pictures and notes, he didn't notice. So I bought a new note board to post important notes.

Looking at the plastic frame, I had no idea where to hang it, then an idea came up to me, why not rebuild it with fabric? Fabric always makes things look warm.

After adding bags for notepad and pens, the size doubled, the original place is not good any more, so I still have no idea where to hang it. But it looks better at least, and I'll find a place for it eventually.

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