
What teacher can’t use a sweet little notepad on a small clipboard? Supplies are:
- Printable apple paper
- 4″ coaster
- 3″ post-it note pad
- large binder clip
- Mod Podge
- sponge
- sheet of white address labels, size 1″ x 2 5/8″ (3o on a sheet)
- Epson Premium Matte Photo Paper

- Fiskars Paper Trimmer

- sandpaper
- scalloped circle punch
- small hole punch
- ribbon
- straight pin
- brown ink for distressing
- small sponge to apply ink
Create the base for the clipboard by sanding the coaster to rough it up a bit so the Mod Podge would adhere better.
After sanding the coaster, use the sponge brush to apply a fairly thick coat of Mod Podge.
Next, I place the coaster onto the back of the background paper. I turned the whole thing over and applied firm, even pressure to the front, paying special attention to the edges and corners.
Once again, I used my tried-and-true method of running a straight pin around the edge of the coaster to score the paper and remove the excess.
I turned my coaster over and sanded the remaining paper off. Then I took my brown ink pad and a sponge and distressed the edges. I repeated this step for the back of the coaster.
After that, I cut a paper strip that measured 1.25″ x 2″ and applied Mod Podge to the back of the strip.
I adhered the paper to the outside of the binder clip. I used the straight pin to tuck the edges of the paper under the curved part of the binder clip.
Once the Mod Podge was dry, I used the binder clip to attach the post it notepad to the coaster. I tucked a little yellow pencil under the binder clip.
I used my scalloped circle punch to make a little tag to attach to the coaster clipboard. I turned the punch upside down so I could “fussy cut” and make sure the apple was in the center of the circle. Then I used a small hole punch to make a hole through which I could thread ribbon to attach the tag to the clipboard.
You can see similar projects on Pinterest.
It is a cute and easy way to carry your sticky notes and these would be great gifts or stocking stuffers.
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Love these! Don’t see anywhere in the directions where you are using the address labels or photo paper. Am I missing something?
Hi! I think when this site was changed from the old owner to the new (and then I acquired it), that a lot of images and such were lost. I think this post used to have another example that used those.