Monday Made It {Back to Basics}

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Next, in typical Monday fashion, I am linking up with the always inspirational Tara from 4th Grade Frolics for Monday Made It! 

My Monday Made It life is quite the roller coaster ride. If only I was a clip artist I would doodle a representation of the ride. One minute I'm up on top of the world, the next minute I'm plummeting down down down to the depths of crafting despair. However, Happy July! I can just tell that July is going to be a great month of crafting! Wouldn't you agree?

This week I went back to basics and stuck with what works for me. Out with the Modge Podge mess, in with the Washi Tape success. The only material needed was washi tape. I was able to take this simple tool and completely transform a clipboard, wooden letter A, and giant clothespin. This was so simple that even the Queen of the Craft Fail couldn't mess up! I am telling you washi tape is foolproof! Take it from someone who knows!

I spent yesterday by myself watching TV and crafting away. It was truly a wonderful day! I got all caught up on my DVR and crafting projects! Here's what I churned out this weekend! 

Transformed Items:

1. Wooden Letter A

2. Giant clothespin

3. Clipboard

Wooden Letter A to use as a fun desk decoration

Materials Needed:

Blue chevron washi tape ($1.80 at Michaels)

Green polkadot washi tape ($1.80 at Michaels)

Wooden Letter A (50¢ at Michaels)

Giant clothespin to use on a "work to tweet about" bulletin board

Materials Needed: 

Blue chevron washi tape (same as above)

Birdie washi tape ($1.80 at Hobby Lobby)

Giant clothespin (50¢ at Michaels)

Custom clipboard because plain clipboards are a snooze fest
Remember how last week's clipboard turned out???
So much happier with this one! And it is one I can actually use! 

I plan on adding my name in stickers below the green line as well as an inspirational quote sticker on the back when I get around to finding one at the store.

Materials Needed: 

12x12 washi tape sheets ($5.99 for a pack of 5 sheets at Target)
Clipboard ($1.50 at Walmart)

Green chevron washi tape (same as above)

Blue chevron washi tape (same as above) 

Please Note: All washi tapes were previously owned and used on multiple projects before, as well as will be used on future projects. This tape lasts a looooong time! It is such a great investment! Seriously buy some right now!

This is what's on the agenda for next week! 

Have any ideas what it might turn into? Will it be a craft fail or craft success? Comment below and let me know! If you are correct, I will send you my font or doodle frame pack for free!