Supply List
2 boards of differing sizes (the ones below are 6.5 x 11.5 inches and 4 x 9 inches)
Mod Podge
Scrapbook Paper (cut to size of the large board)
Coordinating craft paint
Sandpaper
Brushes
Vinyl Lettering
2 boards of differing sizes (the ones below are 6.5 x 11.5 inches and 4 x 9 inches)
Mod Podge
Scrapbook Paper (cut to size of the large board)
Coordinating craft paint
Sandpaper
Brushes
Vinyl Lettering

STEP ONE: Paint the smaller board completely and paint only the edges of the larger board. Allow to dry.

STEP TWO: Apply Mod Podge over the large board completely, paying special attention to the corners.

STEP THREE: Apply the piece of scrapbook paper over top of the mod podged board.

STEP FOUR: Smooth scrapbook paper down with credit card to remove air bubbles and to make sure it adheres well.

STEP FIVE: Allow to dry and then sand the edges. This removes any overhang of the scrapbook paper. It also helps to seal the edges and corners.


STEP SIX: Apply another coat of Mod Podge over top of the scrapbook paper, again paying special attention to the corners and edges so it seals properly.

STEP SEVEN: Sand edges of smaller board.

STEP EIGHT: Remove backing from vinyl lettering and apply to the smaller board.



STEP NINE: Apply a coat of Mod Podge over smaller board and vinyl lettering to seal & protect vinyl lettering. This also gives both boards a uniform finish.

STEP TEN: Apply wood glue to the back of the smaller board and adhere it to the larger board.

STEP ELEVEN: Put a picture hanger on the back to hang on the wall or display your fun new decoration on an easel!

SO SO SO DARLING. love that board, the paper choice and the vinyl.. SO CUTE! Jenn
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You are very creative!
ReplyDeleteLove your work!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat brand/type of craft paint do you use?