Homemade Dry Erase Erasers at Joanne Magana blog

Homemade Dry Erase Erasers. Affix it gently to your project. Tear or cut the ends and then smooth down. Peel it off the roll and smooth down on the surface. Pour isopropyl alcohol directly onto the end of the microfiber cloth. And if you want, you can download my free printable templates. Measure and mark the contact paper with the dimensions of your project. This is all you need: Cut the contact paper and carefully remove the backing paper. 90% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) tb1234. At the corners and down the sides of your cardstock, trim the washi tape using. Make sure your flat surface is clean and dry. One frame from the dollar store (mine were for 8″ x 10″ photos) one piece of fancy scrapbook paper. Rub the whiteboard until the ink comes off. For older or stubborn stains, spray the dry erase board with the alcohol, allow to sit until the ink begins to dissolve and then wipe off with a dry rag.

Rub the whiteboard until the ink comes off. Cut the contact paper and carefully remove the backing paper. Pour isopropyl alcohol directly onto the end of the microfiber cloth. And if you want, you can download my free printable templates. Tear or cut the ends and then smooth down. At the corners and down the sides of your cardstock, trim the washi tape using. This is all you need: 90% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) tb1234. For older or stubborn stains, spray the dry erase board with the alcohol, allow to sit until the ink begins to dissolve and then wipe off with a dry rag. Measure and mark the contact paper with the dimensions of your project.

How to Make Dry Erase Boards From Picture Frames DIY Projects

Homemade Dry Erase Erasers And if you want, you can download my free printable templates. Pour isopropyl alcohol directly onto the end of the microfiber cloth. This is all you need: Rub the whiteboard until the ink comes off. 90% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) tb1234. Measure and mark the contact paper with the dimensions of your project. And if you want, you can download my free printable templates. At the corners and down the sides of your cardstock, trim the washi tape using. One frame from the dollar store (mine were for 8″ x 10″ photos) one piece of fancy scrapbook paper. For older or stubborn stains, spray the dry erase board with the alcohol, allow to sit until the ink begins to dissolve and then wipe off with a dry rag. Peel it off the roll and smooth down on the surface. Affix it gently to your project. Tear or cut the ends and then smooth down. Make sure your flat surface is clean and dry. Cut the contact paper and carefully remove the backing paper.