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Ester C
VIP July 2012

DIY Polaroid photo booth prop

Ester C, on June 13, 2012 at 7:31 PM Posted in Community Conversations 0 8

Super easy. Whadda ya think?


8 Comments

Latest activity by Ester C, on June 14, 2012 at 2:37 PM
  • Jen H.
    Master October 2012
    Jen H. ·
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    Cute! I would make the bottom dry erase, so guests could change the caption. =)

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  • Ester C
    VIP July 2012
    Ester C ·
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    Thanks Jen. Great minds think alike....It is dry erase lol.

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  • AngelaGoodwin
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    Hahahaha awwww so cute, I love it!

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  • P
    Devoted May 2013
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    Like!

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  • Jackie
    Devoted September 2013
    Jackie ·
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    Can I ask how you made that?

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  • Travis's Girl
    VIP October 2012
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    Love it!! Want to steal Smiley smile

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  • Blair
    VIP September 2012
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    That is adorable. nice job

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  • Ester C
    VIP July 2012
    Ester C ·
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    @Jackie - it was really easy. I bought a 20x30 foam board (less than $3 at Michaels + 50% off coupon).

    I didn't have a yard stick so I used my husbands level to mark the lines on the back of the board (where the sticker was). I did 2" from the top, 1 1/4 from each side. I think I did 14" from the bottom. I used an exacto knife to cut it out. I didn't have any cardboard under it but I recommend it if you have it. That way you can cut all the way through without worrying about scratching your work surface.

    For the dry erase part I wanted to use clear contact paper but I didnt' have any. All I had was laminating pouches (8x10) so I stretched that across the top and taped it to the back with double stick tape. Apparently there is white board paint, similar to chalk board paint but didn't want to spend any more on this project.

    The whole thing came out to less than $2.

    @Travis's - Steal away.

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