Make A Mouse Mat

There are tons of simple ways to both craft and decorate a mouse pad.

Make a mouse mat.

I also decided to make the edge black with a permanent marker. Select a piece of cardboard. When traveling have you ever realized you left your mouse pad at home. That s all there s to it.

First step is to print our favorite photo or image onto the fabric using the spray adhesive method which i personally find easier than the freezer paper method. You can also make a fabric mouse pad just take thick fabric and cut it to your favorite shape. A quick easy and cheap mouse pad. Check out lovelyclustersblog for a lovely idea.

An old mouse pad or if you want to make from scratch a sheet of craft foam can work pretty well. Its something you can make on the road if you need a mouse pad. The supplies needed for the project described here include smooth vinyl. Use corrugated cardboard rather than flat cardboard because it provides a layer of cushioning.

A good mouse pad can make both gaming and work easier and more enjoyable. Or maybe you just can t bring yourself to shell out for that top of the line extended mouse mat you have your eye on. But what should you do if you don t have a mousepad. Finally i gave the non slip mat a bit of a trim since it was peaking out the sides a bit.

Cork is a perfect base for any mouse pad so just cut your piece and then go decorate it. Use letter stencils to customize the mouse pad. You can create a fun piece like a mountain or whatever you like. I m very happy with mine and already know i ll get a lot of use out of it.

It s quick and simple and you can make mousepads in any shape size and colour that you want. It s a cork mouse pad which you can easily make if you have some paint and a foam brush. A standard mouse pad is around 8 x 10 but feel free to customize the size to your personal preference.