ADORNit Christmas Chalkboard

Hey there, ADORNit friends! I am taking a break from Christmas cards to share a quick altered project I completed using some awesome ADORNit Holiday products! 

**Let me warn you in advance that the pictures for this project did not turn out, we had some rain storms as I was crafting and the lighting was horrible! So my plan to have a tutorial step by step process, did not work out.

Did you know that ADORNit has a great selection of wooden pieces? I took one of the fancy shaped pieces and the plan was to make a table sign. (I needed one for a PTA luncheon for the teachers, so I wanted to make it festive.)

I picked out the main print for the plaque:

Step-by-Step:

1. Attach paper using Mod Podge. Smooth out all bubbles.

2. Once dried, trim the edges and sand if necessary.

3. Attach a strip of red printed paper at the bottom. Trim once dried.

4. Place a couple fancy border stickers above the red printed paper. Trim around the edges.

5.Cut chalkboard paper to a square and attach to the center of the plaque.

6. Top the plaque off with a festive bow!

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Thank you for stopping by! Hope you have a great day!

Jessi

ADORNit Supplies Used:

Wooden Plaque

ADORNit Holiday Prints

ADORNit Holiday Border Stickers

DCWV Coastal Frame

Hello, DCWV friends! It's Jessi from the Social Media Design Team. I have been longing for a fun trip to the beach. We are now in August and my family still has not been to the beach yet! That is so sad, we only live 30 miles from the Gulf of Mexico! But if the beaches nearby where in better conditions, we would go more often. So when I received the new DCWV Coastal Stack it brought back some pleasant beach memories!

The colors in the Coastal Stack are beautiful! They go perfectly with the photos of my past trip to Cape Cod. Time to create a frame for one of my favorite pictures!

DCWV Coastal Frame:

1.       Paint edges of unfinished wood frame.

2.       Cut printed cardstock to 8in.x8in. square

3.       Cover front of frame with a thin layer of Mod Podge and attach cardstock.

4.       Use exacto knife to cut out the picture opening of frame.

5.       Add embellishments to the frame. (These are hand cut from the DCWV stack)

Supplies:

DCWV Coastal Stack (now available at AC Moore stores)

Unfinished Wood Frame

Martha Stewart Putty Acrylic Paint

Exacto knife

Mod Podge

Thank you for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

Thank you for stopping by today!

Jessi