Sorry to post so late today but I had MOPS this morning (it’s an hour drive each way) and I just never had a chance to schedule a post. But I have a project to show you that I just LOVE. I needed to bring a small gift for ech of the 8 gals at my table and it was suggested that we bring some sort of notebook or something that could be used for To Do lists. It got me thinking about a project that Diana Gibbs made back in December. So here are 2 of the dry erase boards that I made….

So sorry about the crappy lighting in the pictures. It has been cloudy and raining for about 36 hours so there is no good lighting for pictures. But aren’t these cute?! I got the photo frames at the dollar store. They are 5×7. I took some patterned paper and printed lines on it with my printer. Then I decorated with a stamped image and stuck it in the frame. Now you can use a Dry Erase marker to write on it!!! I am going to keep mine in my stamp room. Whenever I run out of a crdstock color or something, I can write it on the frame to make ordering easier! I also think it would be great to put next to the phone with a list of friends and family with birthdays coming up. It will help to remind you to call them. You could even use it for phone messages!

I will upload pictures of the other frames this weekend.

 

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3 Responses to “Hand Stamped Dry Erase Boards!”

  1. Pat on January 23rd, 2009 8:38 pm

    Hi Jamie!
    These are adorable! My female family members are gathering next wk end at a scrapbook store to create a scrapbook for Florida relative who is very sick. I thought about making something for the relatives who are meeting together & wanted something cheap. This is ideal! Thanks for sharing your ideas & talent. Blessings…Pat Turner, Goshen, Indiana PS You’ve got a cute family!

  2. Ruth on January 26th, 2009 11:41 am

    What a fantastic idea! TFS!

  3. Sharon Graham on January 27th, 2009 9:14 pm

    These are fabulous. The MOPS moms must have loved them. Thanks for the inspiration.

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