Yesterday I was looking down at my mousepad and it I was thought, why have I left it this ugly for so long?? Do you ever just have to fix something right away?
I grabbed a few supplies that I have on hand and 10 minutes later I had a brand new mousepad!
Here’s how I did it …
I did it two ways, so here’s the first.
I tore off the top of the mousepad (it was loose and came off easily, but it could have stayed on) and then I traced the mousepad with a pencil on the fabric.
I cut along the pencil marks with an xacto knife.
For the second mousepad I decided that it would be easier to not trace the mousepad and cut the fabric separately, but to apply the spray adhesive to the mousepad and then put it on the fabric (right side out). I then simply cut carefully along the edge with scissors. To finish, I used Mod Podge to seal the edges. I’d recommend this method since it was faster (maybe just 5 minutes), but both methods were super quick, so either would work well!
Julia Konya says
Love it! You have the best fabric scraps too 😉
Jennifer@The Chronicles of Home says
Adorable quick fix!
Kristin@bliss-athome.com says
Great idea! I never would have thought to put fabric on it 🙂 xo Kristin
Jesse Bodine says
I love makeovers like this! So quick and easy!
Amelia @ House Pretty says
Love this! Totally doing this tonight 🙂
Erin says
Those projects ARE the best! Thanks for sharing.
Shavonda says
Yay for quick and free diy projects! Such a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Charlotte says
So cute! Makes me want to go out and buy a mouse for my computer 🙂
Angie says
Great Idea!
Angela Simms says
Love your fabric for the square mouse pad. Are you able to share the name and where you purchased it?
Sarah says
Here you go 🙂 http://www.fabric.com/home-decor-fabric-designer-home-decor-fabric-richloom-home-decor-performance-fabric-richloom-dixon-slub-graphite.aspx
sanajuly9 says
Nice idea 🙂 tnx fr sharng