Hello everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Well, today is Saturday and it snowed here last night. I just love the shimmery sparkle of the fresh white snow. It makes me remember my childhood playing outside and building snowmen and forts.
I can't believe it's already December. It started thinking about how quickly the holidays will be over and the new year will arrive. I created a chipboard desk calendar for 2009. Here are some pictures of it. It was really easy. I'll post the instructions below so that you can make your own!
Supplies Needed:
- 8 pieces of of chipboard measuring 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 (half of a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet)
- crop-a-dile or hole puncher strong enough to go through chipboard
- 2 binder rings (I suggest 1-1 1/2 inch)
- coordinating papers and embellishments
- tacky glue such as tombow or fabric tac
- brayer or folding bone for smoothing paper on wet adhesive
- months printed out on cardstock--I found mine on about.com
- Cover all chipboard with coordinating papers (you will have 2 covers and one for each month). Please note that I built my calendar so that months were back to back. For example, January was on one side and February was on the reverse side.
- Once you've applied your pattern paper roll chipboard with brayer to allow adhesive to be spread evenly.
- Once all your pattern paper is adhered and dry punch each chipboard piece with the crop-a-dile the same distance from each side. I used my first piece as the template for all the other pieces to make sure they lined up properly.
- Once all your pages have been punched continue decorating and embellishing as desired.
- Secure pages with binder rings and enjoy!
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