Hi Everyone!  Jodi Willton   here today, to share with a little project using DCWV WHITEBOARD paper (yes, I said WHITEBOARD!).  I don’t know about you, but my toddler LOVES to use paper, and more paper and more paper. As soon as I saw that DCWV has whiteboard paper, I knew I had to create something that would be reusable for her!

So I started by spray painting a clipboard white. (Be sure to use a couple of coats).

Next I measured my clipboard, then cut the whiteboard paper to just fit on top of the clipboard. I used my Beacon Adhesives 3 in 1 glue to ensure the paper is adhered really well!  Next I used the Vintage Basics Stack and added 1 inch paper borders to the edges of the clipboard.

I added a cute little punched out heart and circle to accent the clip at the top. Here is what the front of the clipboard looks like:

To help my daughter with learning to write her letters, and some words, I added  a  4 X 4 mini album made from DCWV Printed Cardstock Stack (Vintage Collector).  I printed off letters and words on my computer and adhered them to the cardstock:

I then added  the binder ring to the hole at the top of the clipboard for easy access for my daughter to flip through and practice:

After I decided that it would be fun to personalize the back of the clipboard for my daughter.  I took the DCWV Vintage Collector Stack to add the finishing touches on the clipboard.

The best thing about this is that she can practice all the time with whiteboard markers and we are saving a HUGE amount of paper! The possibilities are endless with the Whiteboard Paper Stack! An AWESOME product that I know I will be using for many more projects!

Supplies Used:  Whiteboard Paper, Patterned Paper & Cardstock: DCWV; White Spray Paint; Clipboard: Dollar Store;  Beacons Adhesives 3 in 1 glue; Punches: Stampin’ Up! & Martha Stewart

Thanks for looking!

To See more of Jodi’s work visit her blog – Luv-a-lot Land