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I am doing a Holiday Home Based Business Bazaar this weekend so I've been creating a few handmade items to display! Here are a few of the Dry Erase boards I made up.
I also used the December Stamp of the Month some more see next post down for more details and artwork samples using this - it is so perfect for these!
All products used are Close To My Heart (except for the frames of course).
I also used the December Stamp of the Month some more see next post down for more details and artwork samples using this - it is so perfect for these!
All products used are Close To My Heart (except for the frames of course).
3 comments:
These are great! Nice job!
I love these and have most of the supplies in my stash already. However, what makes them a "dry erase board". What do you coat them with on top to make the paper erasable??? Thanks, great blog!
Karen
Karen -- the papers are behind the glass of the frame. You simply write on the glass with a Dry Erase marker and then wipe off again.
I put the embellishments on top of the glass to give it added dimension.
Thanks for stopping by!
Kristie (Goofy Scrapper)
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