You’ll want to use a sharp cutting knife so that you have clean edges. You can trace your circle on the cardboard with a plate or other circular item. It might not be as sturdy as the cork circle depending on the type of cardboard you use. The pre-cut cork circles make it really easy to make your own mouse pad quickly! You want something that is large enough to be a mouse pad – at least 7.5″ circular.Īnother option for the base is to cut a circle out of cardboard. Once you know what you want your design to be, decide on a material for the decorative top layer of your mousepad. Decide if you want it to include a pattern, a solid color, or a photograph. They are even at IKEA in a pack of multiples if you have one close by. The beauty of creating your own mousepad is that you can customize it to match your workspace. In this project, the base is a cork circle round that you can get from the craft store or online. You can also make a fabric mouse pad, just take thick fabric and cut it to your favorite shape you can create a fun piece like a mountain or whatever you like. Gaming mouse pads provides much better comfort level than traditional soft cloth mouse pads. These surfaces have a textured surface and are specially designed for the gaming purposes.

There are two parts to this DIY mouse pad – the base and the top. Cork is a perfect base for any mouse pad, so just cut your piece and then go decorate it: paint it, attach paper or a piece of fabric or your favorite photo. Mousepad surface such as plastic, glass, aluminum and carbon fiber are the best for gaming experience. The awesome thing about this project is that you can customize it any way you like. Safety note: Because of drowning danger, 5-gallon buckets with any amount of water in them should never be placed where. But for those of you who are not into the whole nautical look, I made another one with some super cute patterns. Of course, I had to give this decoupage idea my nautical touch to match my coastal desk. Humane extermination isn’t the only thing that sets MouseX® rodenticides apart. It’s a great craft for teens as well as adults! You can also smear some jelly or anything that is slippery so that when the mouse tries to climb. Next, fill the bottom of the bucket with a generous amount of barley or any food that you want to use as bait. You can have this project done in an afternoon. Prepare or find a container or bucket that is tall enough that the mouse that you’ll catch won’t be able to jump and get out.

You won’t even believe how easy it is to make your own mouse pad.

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