Doodlebug Design: Daily Doodles Perpetual Calendar

Hi Everyone!  Today I have a fun project featuring the fun Daily Doodles Calendars!  I will admit, I've been hording these calendar sheets, I love them so much, I wanted to make sure I used them for the perfect project!  I decided the best way to enjoy them was to get to use them over and over, so I created a perpetual calendar with them! 

 

 

I started by decorating a calendar for each month using a variety of Doodlebug Stickers on the borders.  To make the calendars re-usable  I covered the current month with a sheet of acetate, and used dry-erase markers for the dates and events.  Once the month is done, I just wipe off the acetate and start again with the next month!   I even created re-usable stickers by backing some Doodlebug stickers with cling vinyl.  They stick to the acetate, but can be taken off and re-used.  Here are some close-ups...

 

 

The stickers are easy to store on another piece of acetate.  It's kind of like Color-forms for adults!  Best thing is that all of the monthly calendars, the stickers and the acetate can all be held in one place using my Doodlebug ClipArt Clipboard!  The clipboard can also be hung on the wall!

 

 

Here is a look at all of the months...

 

 

 

 

And now something for you!  I created a sheet of print and cut calendar/planner labels for the Silhouette, and would love to share them with you.  They are all in fun Doodlebug colors!  You can print/cut them on sticker paper, or add cling vinyl like I did so they are re-usable!  You can get them  here.

 

 

That's it for me today, make sure to stop by for more Daily Doodles Inspiration! 

 

 

Lori Whitlock: Dry Erase Board

Hi Everyone!  I just realized I never posted this fun project that I created for Lori Whitlock.  It's back to school time around here, and I thought this project would be perfect for my daughter's locker.  It could also be used on a dorm room door... take a peek...

 

For my dry erase board, I used some paper from the Bella Blvd. Color Chaos collection and the 4 Basic Tags, the A2 Butterfly Shaped Card, and the A2 Flower Shaped Card files available in Lori's store.

 

I put the pieces all together and then ran them through my laminator. 

After trimming and adding a pen with Velcro, my board was complete.  For more instructions and details, you can go to my original post here.  That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by!