This was a really fun and simple project. I am very happy with how it turned out.
All you need is scrapbook paper, glue or mod podge, scissors, and of course erasers.
I love these Pentel Hi-Polymer Block Erasers.
1. Choose the scrapbook paper you want to use. I found that thin paper worked much better than card stock. Cut a strip of paper to the exact length of the eraser cover.
2. Glue one end (I used mod podge and it worked very well) to the edge of the existing eraser cover. Fold the paper carefully at each edge before you glue the rest of the paper. Trim the paper so that it folds back over the first edge.
3. Brush on a light layer of mod podge around the entire eraser cover. Press and smooth and wipe off any excess glue.
4. Let the covers dry and put them back on the erasers.
Amy - while wearing heels says
I'd be happy to make some mistakes with those adorable erasers 🙂
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Danni Baird @ Silo Hill Farm says
Really cute and clever!
out of the frame says
wow, what a cute and simple idea. they look great!
CSI girl says
Great idea. Very creative!I hope you will come link it up to The CSI Project. The challenge is embossing and paper crafts.
http://www.thecsiproject.com
Alison @ Oopsey Daisy says
I love the scrapbook paper you used! What a fun way to dress up erasers. Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!
jessica @peekababy says
So cool! and thanks for the linky 🙂
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Unknown says
This is exactly what I've been thinking of for my school stationary! Beautiful paper.
Thanks!