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Old 11-20-2006, 02:23 PM   #1  
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Does anyone know how this was done?
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To cover a chipboard journal, you have to take the spiral binding off first. Then you use an adhesive glue like SU's "anywhere glue stick" (p.226) to adhere a piece of patterned paper. On p.215 they used paper from the "Rustic" Timeworn Collection Paper (p.206). Going over the paper with a brayer helps eliminate any air bubbles. You then need to replace the spiral binding. In the example they used ribbon, cardstock, and hodgepodge hardware to create the "Refresh" label. I hope this helps!
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Mod Podge works great for covering chip board too. Just paint a thin layer over whatever you want to cover and then put the paper on. You can also put another thin layer over the top to seal it.
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