May Tag~by Connie!
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Summer Mini Rectangle Scallop Clipboard

Hello friends! Jennifer here to share a fun little project I created using the Mini Rectangle Scallop Clipboard!  I have said this before but the Clipboards have been one of my favorite releases so far!  The smaller sizes are great for home decor or to use a favorite Instagram or Instax photo!  I took this photo of my daughter and her friend getting ready for their first trip to the pool for the summer with my Instax camera. I thought it was a perfect fit for the size of the clipboard!  

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I started out by coloring my acrylic with alcohol ink (which is a fast and easy way to change the color of acrylic!).  After drying, I flipped my clipboard over to begin embellishing. 

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Next, I adhered my background patterned paper using Beacon 3-in-1 Craft Glue.  I wanted to add some texture to my background by using texture paste and my 6 inch Diamonds Mascil. I applied a light coat of the texture paint not worrying about the coverage being perfect. 

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And here is the final result!  It almost looks like little pieces of glass! 

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After dry, I was ready to add my photo and embellishments!  

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Thank you for looking!  Be sure to check out the selection of clipboards at the Clear Scrap shop! Have a great day!

Additional products used:  patterned paper, chipboard, die cuts, brads, enamel dots: Simple Stories; texture paste:  Heidi Swapp; alcohol ink: Ranger; bakers twine: Whisker Graphics; metal charm: Tim Holtz Ideology.

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