Make Your Own Mouse Pad At Home

Its something you can make on the road if you need a mouse pad.

Make your own mouse pad at home.

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. Alternatively use aluminium and foil to turn any pen into a stylus. Mouse pads are like that for me. A quick easy and cheap mouse pad.

If you have a metal pen on hand simply remove the ink tube and replace it with a cotton ball. You can use two different types of fabric for the two sides of the mouse pad. I worked for this ad agency one summer as an intern where they totally made me dress up like a turtle when i delivered a costume to this company but when the going gets tough you make less than seven smacks an hour you do what you need to do people were all hey guys. Try making your own stylus at home from basic materials.

Start by getting a piece of cardboard that s around 8 by 10 inches. If you like this video please like subscribe our channel for more diy videos please subscribe. Modify it however you want and then trace it onto cork board. To make your own mousepad you ll need to create a non stick base that you can add a decorative top layer to.

Next attach a piece of shelf or drawer liner rug liner or adhesive pad on the bottom of your cardboard to make it non stick. This is an instructable on how to make a cheap mouse pad from things you probably have around your house shop. These methods are quick and easy and work on any device that has a touch screen. The original white color of the fabric helps to preserve the vibrant colors of your images.

A good mouse pad can make both gaming and work easier and more enjoyable. Make your desk look cleaner this mouse pad will not only give a neat look to your gaming space but will just make it look. Enjoy the vibrant colors the image is printed with high durability uv resistant ink. But what should you do if you don t have a mousepad.

Glue the fabric to the cork board. Cut a piece of fabric big enough to cover the design you traced on cork. When traveling have you ever realized you left your mouse pad at home.