Tools and Materials
Homasote fiberboard (1/2-inch piece)
Jigsaw
Sandpaper
Pencil
Cork
Spray-mount adhesive
Utility knife
Stain, primer, or paint
Paintbrush
Twill tape
Fabri-tape
Ring hangers
Monogram Corkboard How-To
1. On your computer, download and print any font or letter you want to use for your corkboard. Enlarge to desired size. Cut out letter to use as a template.
2. Trace letter onto fiberboard. Use jigsaw to cut out shape. Sand edges to smooth.
3. Attach a sheet of cork to the front of the precut letter using a spray-mount adhesive on both the corkboard and fiberboard letter.
4. Cut out the cork into the proper shape using a utility knife.
5. Add color by using either a stain or by priming and painting the cork. Let dry.
6. Once letters are dry, add a matching twill tape to the edges using fabri-tape.
7. Attach ring hangers to the back.
Resources
Homasote fiberboard is available at most home improvement stores or at homasote.com. To make the letters, we used Ragg Mopp regular font from fontfreak.com. All other products can be found at crafts supply stores.

What thickness of cork is best to use?
i can not see video part 2....
Part 2 Video not working...?!?
This would be so cute in a kids room or an office.. Maybe even your kitchen too.
Love this!!! I like the idea of magnet paint too.
I'm planning to make one for each of my kids for next Christmas. I like the magnetic paint idea too.
Great idea Katjewave! Great for adults too.
I loved this so much that I put a jigsaw on my birthday gift list. By painting the letter with magnetic paint I was able to make one that a small child could use (no thumbtacks necessary)