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June 4, 2018
This clipboard is primarily made from a cardboard envelope/folder and shopping catalogs. It is a cute up-cycled clipboard with lined paper for everyday notes.
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Total Time: 1-2 hours
Supplies:
cardboard folder
scissors
cutters - optional
old catalogs/magazines
binder clips
glue stick
spiral notebook
Steps:
Use shopping catalogs or old magazines and cut assorted triangle shapes.
Ready to glue down triangles. Have fun puzzling the pieces together.
When you come across dead ends, or if a triangle does not fit - you can cut down the triangles. Repeat until you are satisfied with your creation.
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On the reverse side of the folder, I used scrapbook paper and cut to fit. Then secured it down with glue.
I have a lot of spiral notebooks left around the house. I prefer to use loose paper so I cut the spiral with cutters.
Secure the paper with binder clips.
Back to the folder, I cut the flap a little closer so it could be easily tucked inside the envelope.
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You are now ready to clip your paper to the cardboard folder. Plus in the side slot you can put paper documents, a sticky pad, or notes. It is easy to detach paper, or rip paper out after writing.
When you have a dollar tree cutting board that is no longer good for food, don't toss or recycle it. Turn it into a clip board! With the 3/$1.00 mini legal pads, two binder clips and the cutting board, you can make something to do a shopping list, To Do list, or even a Honey Do list!
This clipboard is primarily made from a cardboard envelope/folder and shopping catalogs. It is a cute up-cycled clipboard with lined paper for everyday notes.
