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Start out by covering the piece of chipboard (6″ X 12″) with adhesive. I use my ATG adhesive gun, but you can use Modge Podge or a permanent adhesive tape. Make sure to go around the edges and a few strips in the middle.
I am using a piece from Stampin’ Up called On Board Chipboard. But, you can use some from anywhere. Chipboard can be found on the back of a spiral notebook, inside packaging of Pattern Paper, or at your local craft store. Its just a sturdy piece of thick board, like a coaster you would find at a restaurant.
Lay your piece of paper down and trim away an excess with a craft knife. Take a nail file and file down the edges so that the are smooth and even with the chip board. It also will give it a little bit of a distressed feel.









I added a little bling to the clothespins and a twine bow.
Yet again, your creativity just blows me away!! I can't wait to make this!! You rock!!!
Turned out perfect!!!!!
What a great teacher gift idea. I'll have to make one for myself too! Thanks so much for sharing this project (and the pdf file) with us. You rock 😀
Wow this project is awesome, thank you so much. That was very kind of you to offer the pdf for free, I am going to print it right now and make this.
Thanks,
Love it! Your blog is one of my favorites because you have such fresh and fun ideas!!
Thanks for sharing 🙂