Hi, my video today demonstrates how to make one of these Altered Clipboards.
If you’ve never made one I encourage you to try it. I promise you’ll love it!! I still have the first one I made ….many moons ago 🙂
The smaller clipboard has been Mod Podged and I demonstrated that in my video. The larger clipboard isn’t finished and you can see how light it is at the top (once I apply the Mod Podge it will darken.
My video gives you three tips to being Bubble Free with Mod Podge. I’ll be honest and tell you I’m not sure which tip is the key. I’ve only had bubbles once or twice and that was long time ago. In the video I stated that I would let you know if it developed bubbles….and ….it’s bubble free :)
Try my tips and let me know how it turns out!
Don’t forget to click on the HQ to view the video in higher quality.
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Parisian Breeze Speciality Paper (2 sided) – Cut in 9 x 2 1/2 strips and 9 x 2 strips
Other: Chocolate Grosgrain Ribbon, Baja Breeze Striped Ribbon, Mod Podge, Bone Folder, Sanding Block, Scissors & Glue Stick or other adhesive
p.s. I have a contest embedded in this video 🙂
Click here if you’d like to place a Stampin’ Up! Order.
Fantastic! Thanks for the great info!
Hi Angie. I LOVE IT. I will try and let you know if it comes up as cute as yours.
I used to modpodge all the time, never thought I would ever use it again, but I see that I am going to. These clipboards are great.
I look forward to all your posts – it’s the highlight of my day! Thank You!!
love the paper that you used – those colors are great – thanks for the chance to win this clipboard.
Looks easy enough. I knew that I would use that bottle of Mod Podge for something! TFS
Brenda Cook
Angie,
I have been wanting to do this but was kinda scared to try! You make me want to try now! I just love your videos! Thanks for being so generous and for showing me how to do this! Have a great day!
Missy
What size is the clipboard? Where do you get them? Thanks a lot. It’s really adorable. Do you have one that is decorated? You mentioned that you could decorate with letters, flowers, etc..
Thanks for the helpful hints, I will have to try one of these! I will miss that DSP print when the new catty comes out!
Great video, thanks!
Thanks for the ideas! I think I might actually try one now for maybe a teacher gifts.
I absolutely LOVE your blog! I look forward to it every day and am always trying new projects. Thanks for sharing!
I have never been that interested in using Hodge Podge…glue and I just don’t get along but you made it look so easy!
Thanks!
Sandi
Thanks for the great Mod Podge tips. I can’t wait to try them out!
Kay
I just received my orders from Chick n’ Scratch and Stampin Up! and I can’t wait to make some of the things you’ve shown the last couple of weeks. LOVE the ideas and videos! Thanks
Thank you, great video. I am so ModPodge challenged!
I apologize if you mentioned this in your video but how many layers of modpodge do you put on the clipboard? Also, do you have any clipboards that you decorated w/ pictures or put a name on that you could share w/ us? Thanks!! :o)
Hi Angie…I just LOVE coming to your blog everyday…you are the cutest thing…I have made these clipboards before…I think I will make another one for my Dad for Father’s Day…he is always writing notes down about something…lol I think the trick to NOT having air bubbles is…not getting the cardstock too wet with the Mode Podge. I’ve never had the bubble problem when making mine. I love the way you go into detail step-by-step with your tutorials! Thanks again Angie…have a spectacular GOD filled day!
Patricia
Angie,
This has encouraged me to try doing an altered chipboard. You made it look very easy.
Thanks,
As usual, a great informative video!! In the past, I have not been a big fan of Modge Podge. Using your tips, I’ll give it a try again. I just bought 2 new clipboards to try it out on.
Thanks for the video, I can’t wait to try making one using he modpodge.
This is something that I am definately going to try. I can’t wait. These are so cute!!! Thank you for the wonderful ideas!!
Was wondering how you apply photos. Do you first modgepodge the clipboard with just the DSP and then glue the photo and modgepodge again? Love your ideas – thanks for all the wonderful videos.
I love your blog….
couple of questions
do you do the back of the clipboard also?
where can I find that huge tape gun?
sanding block is the sanding block to do nails right???