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24th October 2012

Pinboard: Do It Yourself Study Project

Interiors - By Alexandra Stedman

Pinboard Inspiration below:

Pinboards are an excellent way to create a vision for yourself, to save memories on or even to get organised. It was time I created one for myself and so the inspiration hunt started…

 
Pinboard inspiration

I’ve wanted a pinboard/scrapboard for ages and now our study is almost finished, I decided it was the right time. At the moment, it’s quite neat but hopefully in time I’ll add to it and it can become a memory wall…

Firstly, I bought a stretched canvas for £9.99 from the stationary store Rymans. I decided to paint it with Farrow & Ball’s ‘Manor House Grey’ which I had left from my front door
Scrapboard inspiration
Here I am sifting through my inspirations/memories from travel, work and family moments.
Pins for a pinboard
Co-ordinating your pins keeps it simple and chic, I purchased these rounded black pins for £6.99, from Rymans
 
pinboard ideas
 
In conclusion, I spent a total of £16.98, after my affordable purchases, I started placing out images, prints, magazine covers and fashion edits. Not in any particular order, sometimes randomising items makes for good visual effects. 
 
Alexandra Stedman's Pinboard
 
In short, this is the finished pinboard. I wasn’t too sure about painting it at first, however I think the grey is understated but chic. As a result, it fits in nicely with the colour scheme of the room.
 
Alexandra Stedmans Pinboard
 
Most importantly, I placed the board just above my desk, for those days when inspiration calls I only have to look up and glance at the memories to feel a little uplifted.

By Alexandra Stedman

Fashion Editor, Blogger, Realist

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Comments

  1. Sallytangle says

    24th October 2012 at 2:03 pm

    I love it!! Golly gosh your moodboards look so so much neater than mine!!!!!lol. I wish i could mount mine on the walls in our little study but not sure if it might be a bit much.

    xxxxx

    Reply
    • AS says

      24th October 2012 at 6:47 pm

      To be honest I think ours is still too neat! Sometimes clutter is a good thing 🙂

      Reply

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