Step 2 I had to do a little cut out on the top of the board with the coordinating paper. I needed all the paper to overlap to the back of the clipboard so i could tuck it under the back panel of paper. I also had to miter the corners.
Step 3 Start the decorating. I distressed/aged the outside of the clipboard. I used strips of paper ribbon to decorate...glitter glue. I took the plain white flowers and tinted and dyed and the flowers up and then threw them in the microwave to dry them out. I then tried to flatten the flowers out some and layered them and put them together with brads.
Step 4 I pile more on with the great pear stencil and embossing paste! I tinted the paste just a little then used colored glitter to add the leaf color and shimmer to the pear.
Kristi,
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Maggie
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI bought three blank clipboards about a year ago and haven't done a thing with them. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maggie and Grammy and pcrusberg! It just kind of came together and I was so pleased with the outcome! On to more creating!
ReplyDeleteLove the clipboard and LOVE LOVE the flowers. papermemories4u(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and I adore pears!!!
ReplyDeletesunni08 at gmail dot com
great idea. loving it!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethanks again one and all!
ReplyDeleteI never knew you could "miter" paper corners, but now that you mention it, it does make sense!
ReplyDeleteCute
ReplyDeleteWow this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI have a bunch of extra clipboards upstairs collecting dust! This is very pretty!
ReplyDeletebeautiful flowers and techniques to dry them out.
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter would really love the Princess cartridge. YOu are so sweet to do this. I love getting ideas from your blog.
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grandma chris and caitlin
Wow what a pretty clipboard, love how you used the pear and the ruffle.
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Kristi,
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! :) I have a pile of composition books (notebooks) and a few clip boards that I plan to alter to give my nieces & nephews (for back-to-school; yes, as usual, I am a tad bit late-only good thing is that I haven't seen them yet, because I live 6 hours away). But I've been wondering, what kind of adhesive do you use to glue down the main paper (as the base)?
Thanks so much,
Jennifer
Love the clipboard.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! So beautiful.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty. Shari (cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteThat is so very beautiful!
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