The Urban Sketching FOLDING BOARD ✨TUTORIAL✨

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  • Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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  • @kmhimes1
    @kmhimes1 6 років тому +18

    I have used an old board game board for this and it works great for this it’s hard cardboard and already folded mine is an old scrabble board

  • @SaraH-zt1ek
    @SaraH-zt1ek Рік тому +1

    This is still the best tutorial for a folding board!

  • @MistyPursel
    @MistyPursel Рік тому +1

    This tutorial was SO helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I was able to make my folding board quickly and easily thanks to you. :)

  • @virginia6984
    @virginia6984 6 років тому +4

    I reuse old coroplast yard signs rather than buying new material. I spray paint it if I don't want to see the printing on it. 1. it's free or super cheap. 2. Repurposing something that would otherwise be thrown away, yay!

  • @lellemaris3731
    @lellemaris3731 6 років тому +3

    Thank you, Anne Laure, I discovered this video came just at the right time since I was wondering which sketchbook to take with me on holiday...I combined your tutorial with Oto Kano's recent tutorial of bookbinding a sketchbook. Et voilà, I had my own book, just the paper I like in just the size I needed which wouldn't have been possible without you great youtubers going to lenghts to share your passion with us. It is really appreciated!

  • @deetee-uk
    @deetee-uk 2 роки тому +1

    Great video...just made one of these and glued sheets of white foam board inside for added strength. Instead of making a journal though I've used 7"x10" watercolour pad held in with a couple of small bulldog clips.

  • @jenniferbeck5750
    @jenniferbeck5750 6 років тому +6

    Thank you for this tutorial. I was apprehensive at first to try and make it. But following your instructions was able to make one with ease! Your tip about what direction the "lines" should be orientated was extremely helpful!! It is so light weight. I LOVE it!! Made mine much smaller as I am not as brave as you while painting/sketching in public. 😊 Thank you for sharing your talent and tips. You are an inspiration.

  • @suzalasuzala1135
    @suzalasuzala1135 6 років тому +1

    brilliant, so much better then carrying the whole book!

  • @BilbosOreo
    @BilbosOreo 5 років тому +1

    I decided to attach my homemade sketchbook (thank you for that instruction too!) with two rubber bands...one in the middle of each signature rather than the clips which became fiddly for me, and I'm really pleased with the outcome. The rubber bands stay on the "spine" of the cover and hold it quite securely.Yay!

  • @pixels2u
    @pixels2u 2 роки тому

    Just stumbled into this amazing video 4 yrs later, but what a subtle and perfect idea that resolves so many nagging problems. It is lightweight, so enables one to make art more easily and frequently, without the dread of lugging stuff to and fro. But, even better, you bind up a full sheet or two of your very fav watercolor paper, and have what you love most and are most familiar with at hand. And then at the end, are you left with a pile of loose paintings or small booklets?! No! you bind them up all together into a lovely sketchbook. It all seems so obvious once someone breaks it down for you. (THANK YOU). I already have a signature of fabriano artistico ready to go from yrs ago, i never used it, wasn't sure how i wanted to proceed. I made a folding sketchboard yesterday (foam core board, didn't have coroplast). Now i know to bind all the finished signatures at the end. Simple, inexpensive, perfect. Life just got so much simpler. Thanx again. Def got a sub here ;)

  • @gorway7
    @gorway7 6 років тому +2

    I must try that, I love the idea of a cover and support in one and how you made it so it bends only one way - locking flat when open. That whole sketchbook idea is so brilliant.

  • @helenh2782
    @helenh2782 6 років тому +3

    Thank you for this tutorial. You are so clever with all your ideas.What a wonderful board and I love the way you have the magnetic clips for your paints.

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Helen Thank you so much for your kind comment and so wonderful compliments ☺️😝😘

  • @418SurferGirl
    @418SurferGirl 5 років тому

    Thank you for these videos for Urban Sketching and the board instructions. When I come to France I always bring my sketchbooks which take up room and are heavy! I used some fun printed duck tape to tape the spine and around the board, just for fun! This board and sheets of paper are so easy to pack. Your videos are so much fun to watch too.
    Merci bien encore!!

  • @Erginartesia
    @Erginartesia 6 років тому +1

    Great idea! I did want to share with you that my art teacher told me to always use a metal ruler when cutting with a razor (for safety).

  • @silhouette169
    @silhouette169 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing yourself and all of your art, creativity, and tips with us. I love your spirit and watching you always makes me smile!

  • @madisonutube3524
    @madisonutube3524 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for this video!

  • @akanksharastogi_03
    @akanksharastogi_03 Рік тому

    You are simply fantastic!1

  • @eileenjohnston6835
    @eileenjohnston6835 5 років тому

    Good idea! Simple and light.

  • @piefjep9508
    @piefjep9508 6 років тому +3

    Thank you for sharing. Always interesting to see all these handy tools urban sketchers come up with.
    I've used a plastic one and one made of natural board (the back of a cheap cupboard). I dislike the plastic one because I get sweaty hands. Heavy duty cardboard would also work but of course it's heavier than your gadget. 😀 Now I'm off to glue magnets to my bulldog clips. 💪🙂 Thanks for the tips.

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Piefje P Yeah, no matter the material! 😝👍 Good luck with the clips! 😌😘

  • @raymondkilminster2194
    @raymondkilminster2194 6 років тому +1

    thanks for the tip on making your board i'll have a go . hopefully with out cutting my self .

  • @mafalda229
    @mafalda229 Рік тому

    Gracias por compartir🇦🇷🤗

  • @BillBooz
    @BillBooz 5 років тому

    Thank you, Anne-Laure, this is brilliant. But first I need to make a sketchbook following your other tutorial video. Appreciate the detailed help you provide!! Merci!

  • @irisflower4366
    @irisflower4366 6 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for sharing this! It is such a great idea with the individual signature uses. Have a great trip to Porto!

  • @enahartcraft388
    @enahartcraft388 5 років тому +1

    Hi.... tqvm... i have made my folding board using your tutorial... I can't wait to use it... tq..😍

  • @eddiegonzalez2214
    @eddiegonzalez2214 3 роки тому

    thanks for all the tips ....I hope one day im just one fourth as happy as you look

  • @steveparkes1
    @steveparkes1 6 років тому +1

    So inventive and practical, thank you so much !!

  • @ttl7346
    @ttl7346 4 роки тому

    Brilliant idea! Thanks! Especially the tips for the opening in one direction is so useful! I must try it

  • @jesshjlee
    @jesshjlee 6 років тому +5

    Ah how fun! I love your video editing. Very helpful and enjoyable to watch you!! thank you :)

  • @debbies9863
    @debbies9863 6 років тому +3

    Blick Art has this clear board. Thanks for the tutorial.

  • @laurequintin8044
    @laurequintin8044 2 роки тому

    Love that

  • @ronsutton2053
    @ronsutton2053 4 роки тому

    You are such a happy soul! I love your accent and enthusiasm, hope I meet you one day

  • @MARTJE2222
    @MARTJE2222 6 років тому +1

    Wow, I was waiting for this tutorial, thank you love 😘

  • @ngarzour6460
    @ngarzour6460 6 років тому

    Ah! Génial, je l'attendais depuis un moment cette vidéo! Merci!!

  • @nicolecouture9703
    @nicolecouture9703 6 років тому +3

    Thank you for your helpful video. It never occurred to me that the direction of the chloroplast board makes a difference. I look forward to trying out my new sketchbook (assembled according to your instructions) and drawing board in Porto.

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +2

      Hey, so you are all set now!! 😃 Thanks for your feedback!! 😊 I admit I didn't pay a lot of attention of the line directions before but this what is nice about sharing with you these tutorials after a while : I learn from my errors and try to provide the right info so that you will get it perfect the first time. 😊

    • @androandro7179
      @androandro7179 6 років тому

      Following the White Rabbit don’t worry I know it is a tiring work to edit while being busy with the workshops :) I was being a bit selfish and wanted not to miss the good stuff as these workshops are fun to watch and you vlogging them is even much better than anyone else who do it :) btw I first came to know your channel was when you were doing Manchester symposium . I will join patrons soon yaaay so I will not miss anything :D

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому

      😘❤️❤️❤️

  • @gwenhutson
    @gwenhutson 3 роки тому

    I was inspired!

  • @rainbarber7657
    @rainbarber7657 4 роки тому

    I love your energy!

  • @rinske4714
    @rinske4714 3 роки тому

    Its been a while since you made this tutorial. But i love it. Finally someone with a great explonation off how to make it! Thanks! 😁

  • @nancywalsh4671
    @nancywalsh4671 6 років тому +1

    thanks a big help

  • @Tschij
    @Tschij 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your tips with us! 👍 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @maryf.1956
    @maryf.1956 6 років тому

    Thank you, nice idea! And I love your necklace and earrings.

  • @cesarvides9729
    @cesarvides9729 6 років тому

    You're so energetic. Very fun video to watch.

  • @ChristinaTodd1970
    @ChristinaTodd1970 6 років тому +1

    Awesome! I’ve been waiting for this tutorial!!

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому

      Christina Thanks for your patience! I am glad the tutorial made you happy. 😊

  • @AntyPam4250
    @AntyPam4250 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this - I just finished mine and it is going to be such a big help!! 🤗❤️

  • @michaelannfitzgerald8742
    @michaelannfitzgerald8742 6 років тому

    This is awesome! I don't have the plastic on hand, but I do have the backing from a watercolor paper pad I can cut up. It should work for the 4 or 5 days we are away at least. I'm excited to get going on it lol! Thanks so much 😀👍🖌

  • @amysamin
    @amysamin 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for this tutorial!

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Hi Amy! I’m happy you liked it! 😀👍

    • @amysamin
      @amysamin 6 років тому

      Following the White Rabbit I tried making a tiny one with some scraps of heavyweight cardboard (from the back of a sketch pad). I didn’t make a spine piece, since I probably won’t leave my sketchbook signature inside of the board when it is closed. It works great so far! I am making a watercolor sketchbook following your wonderful tutorials (size A6, to fit in my fanny pack) and will probably make a board for it this way. Thank you again!

  • @missbirdsmiles5387
    @missbirdsmiles5387 6 років тому +1

    I made a similar thing from greyboard (the kind that bookbinders use) covered in gaffa tape to make it waterproof. I use a 20cm bulldog clip to stop it flopping in the middle, which means I have to carry a giant bulldog clip around. It’s the biggest thing in my arting bag, so big in fact that I have to clip it to the outside.😂😂

  • @ladeiroses7526
    @ladeiroses7526 4 роки тому

    I would not attempt to make one like that, but I do love it.

  • @mirtaxiomelyssandin2001
    @mirtaxiomelyssandin2001 6 років тому

    Thank you! thank you! Thank you!
    This's going to be my DIY in Málaga. Genially and easy to do. You are superb.

  • @lOwlEyesl
    @lOwlEyesl 6 років тому

    This is a BRILLIANT idea! I am going to try making one. You are so much fun to watch!!!! Very inspiring... just what I needed to supplement my day :)

  • @Life_of_TUSH
    @Life_of_TUSH 6 років тому +1

    Been waiting for this,

  • @UNKUHNOODLES
    @UNKUHNOODLES 6 років тому +5

    Great tips!!!! You are so adorable!!!!😋

  • @scarlettHischild
    @scarlettHischild 6 років тому +2

    What a wonderful concept!! I’m so glad you made this tutorial for us, thank you!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻 it seemed like the store was a really far drive especially because you had it fast forward and it still took some time. I thought it was such a lovely visual doing that btw.👍🏻😎
    On a side note, I ended up getting a clear glass cutting board from amazon, per this other UA-camr suggestion to paint on that helps decrease the buckling factor. But I was wondering why you and she both new that plastic or glass is better than wood to paint on for that. I forgot to ask the last time you suggested it. I haven’t had a chance to use it yet to see the difference because I’m painting in a massive sketchbook, and I hope to complete it before I go back to my single sheets.
    Many creative hugs 🤗 sent back to you. Have fun traveling and painting. I cannot wait to see more videos shared of yours. I absolutely love love love to get a new alert 🚨 of a video posted from you on here!! So exciting and so much fun! 😁😄😌😘 Traveling mercies to you my friend, enjoy!

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Scarlett as I said earlier the plexiglas is useful only to paint wet in wet wetting both sides of the paper. It’s different from other materials because it doesn’t absorbs the water at all and it’s really smooth so the paper holds really flat on it. 😊
      Thank you for your compliments about my videos my dear! 😃🙏

    • @scarlettHischild
      @scarlettHischild 6 років тому

      Following the White Rabbit ooohh! 😯 I missed the painting wet on “both sides” of the paper. I must have misunderstood, I recalled the wet on wet, just didn’t realize you meant to paint wet on both sides of the paper. Ah! Clarified for me, thank you! 🙏🏻 You’re more than welcome on the compliments. I just love your creativity, genius, and humor. Your videos are a joy to watch and I learn so much, but mostly I just love watching your paintings 🎨 come to life with such color, vibrancy, beauty, and life. It is a true honor and privilege that you share with us a little of your world through your eyes 👀 and it is indeed magical. 🤗🙌🏻🙏🏻😁

  • @rosielisart
    @rosielisart 6 років тому

    I love your personality!! And thanks for the tip on the folding board this is amazing for plein air!

  • @romyzaidel6040
    @romyzaidel6040 6 років тому

    Merci beaucoup!!! I just made two of these and they are perfect for my upcoming travels.

  • @stephaniemaier2964
    @stephaniemaier2964 6 років тому

    I immensely enjoy your videos! I made my sketchbook using Arches cold press paper following your sketchbook videos. Will try to find the coreplast here in the U.S. & do this too!

  • @christierella
    @christierella 5 років тому

    Great idea! I will be making one...well, taping it together after my husband cuts it! Lol!

  • @darlenewilliams2014
    @darlenewilliams2014 6 років тому

    Thanks , this was just in time for Porto.

  • @barbarazebrowska1923
    @barbarazebrowska1923 6 років тому

    Dipingere nel gruppo,meraviglioso!

  • @creativecolours2022
    @creativecolours2022 Рік тому

    Hi! So you've actually made the cover of a landscape dossier. If the concept is to hold with you a dossier then why not buy a hard covered clip dossier ( those with the catch that you use for notes at seminars etc) and fill it with your favorite watercolour paper cut to the appropriate size? They are available in A4 and A5 sizes at all office supply stores for something like 2 euros/dollars/pounds. And all them have hard covers.

  • @kataramommy
    @kataramommy 6 років тому

    Love this tutorial! That was very fun watching you go to your local store!! I will probably use cereal cardboard and duct tape, because that is what I have around. Have fun on your trip!!

  • @fhcreates
    @fhcreates Рік тому

    Corflute I think in Australia

  • @Erginartesia
    @Erginartesia Рік тому

    A note they taught me in graphic art’s class: Always use a metal ruler when cutting a board… apparently, using plastic is less safe. I decided to trust my teacher and not challenge that rule.

  • @wenwake7584
    @wenwake7584 3 роки тому

    New subscriber... and I've fallen down the rabbit hole haha. I found you through Taria's recommendation, at Urban Sketching World 🙂
    Love this. Such a practical idea, plus inexpensive to boot. So easy to follow along too so i'll definitely be making one. Thank you!

  • @androandro7179
    @androandro7179 6 років тому +1

    Useful tips ,thanksss :) , I am waiting for the promised complimentary colours tutorial don’t forgeeeeeeet :D And pleaseeeeeeee when you go to Porto share the vlogs here and don’t limit their availability only to patrons :’(

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +2

      Hakuna Matata, yeah, I am looking forward to do this tutorial too but there are so much things to shaaaaare!!! 😝 Hopefully in August! 😛 😃
      You don't have to worry about the Patreon sharing, 😉 I have been working for months at trying to be able to create videos on the go FOR YOU, for the UA-cam Channel, during the Symposium, so that's what I am going to do next week, so excited!! It's going to be a huge work so I slightly worry about it, but for sure that's really exciting. 😊
      The tricky thing about the UA-cam videos, though, is the editing. It take ages to select and put the clips together, along with music, nice rendering and everything. Which means that I can't do it everyday, it's too tedious. The difference, with the Patreon sharing, is that it's like Stories on Instagram, you shoot a shot video clip, it uploads, you shoot another one. There is no edit involved, just clips chronologically recorded. 😃 This inspires me a lot of my YT videos but I can't just put mindlessly the clips one after another here for UA-cam, the expectation is different.
      So, sorry if what I wrote in the description box was not so clear but the things is : I am going to create vlogs on the go for the UA-cam Channel. The most I can.
      Something like 4 during the Symposium, maybe 1 before, probably 2 after. That's a lot in 2 weeks 😅 I hope it will make you all happy!!! But, especially for some things or some days when I don't plan to make a video because it would be too much work with the editing, I will, like I am doing these days, share clips on the Patreon. 😊 Thoughts, things that inspire me, behind the scenes. Btw, I share some in public mode so you can watch them even without joining, and some in private mode that you can access paying 1$ a month (I earn 0.80€).
      Hope things are more clear now! Please be aware that what I am doing on Patreon doesn't remove ANYTHING from the channel. On the contrary, Patreon is the support that allows me to keep doing the things I love in here. It's just additional content I share out there that I wouldn't share anyway if there were on Patreon.

  • @ttl7346
    @ttl7346 4 роки тому

    thanks for the wonderful idea and the detailed tutorial! I have tried finding the platte in the construction market Bauhaus in Austria, but only found this platte in extrem big size(3m*4m or even bigger) :(

  • @jasonmullins4826
    @jasonmullins4826 6 років тому

    Very nice video! Just wondering if sometime you would do a video on that Sailor Fude de Mannen pen you use on occasion? Thanks for the information...very helpful!

  • @richardgreenwood5919
    @richardgreenwood5919 6 років тому

    You can get “foam board” from Office Outlet www.officeoutlet.com/stationery/school-art-supplies/craft-supplies/cathedral-a4-foam-board-white-5pack/ in standard paper sizes. Perhaps not quite as rigid as coroplast but light and reasonably rigid. In packs of 5 so could make two covers using the remaining one for cutting spines.

  • @Life_of_TUSH
    @Life_of_TUSH 6 років тому

    Thank you

  • @laurequintin8044
    @laurequintin8044 2 роки тому

    Tu es géniale en vidéo

  • @slhelm4098
    @slhelm4098 6 років тому

    Home Hardware in Canada has this clear corrugated board. For all you Canadians out there...😁

  • @anniefeldman801
    @anniefeldman801 6 років тому

    Merci anne laure .je vais de ce pas a leroy merlin .j en cherche depuis un certain temps et je suis contente de savoir ou les trouver.
    Bon sejour a porto

  • @nancystandlee2990
    @nancystandlee2990 6 років тому

    I found this board in US at Lowe’s, but I’m pretty sure it can be ordered from Walmart, Amazon, or Home Depot. www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-24-in-x-36-in-Blank-Sign/3340838

  • @marceymanning9059
    @marceymanning9059 6 років тому +1

    I made mine from old election signs (USA). Free and you can chose colors from what is available.

  • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
    @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому

    I am sharing some LIVE VIDEO CLIPS from PARIS and then PORTO in public mode so that it’s available for everyone to watch, on my Patreon! www.patreon.com/FollowingTheWhiteRabbit
    Feel free to go watching, I have some French flags painted on my cheeks right now!!! 🤣🇫🇷😎

  • @Zine2me
    @Zine2me 6 років тому

    Home Depot had the piece I bought. It was 24X36 inches and was $10. I was able to make a few sizes from it. I am in the US.

  • @annepercival7814
    @annepercival7814 6 років тому +1

    I have searched everywhere in Mcr.. Wickes, Screwfix and B&Q....and nobody stocks this board! Also tried art supply stores but no luck!

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Anne, I think I shared a link in my kit from Amazon. Please check it if you like! 😊

    • @elainemagliacane
      @elainemagliacane 6 років тому +3

      It is available on Amazon (not clear but white or black)... do a search for 'coroplast sign boards' also if you don't mind the printing on it, here in the USA this is what politicians use for political signs... you can get them free after the elections are over, the politicians appreciate you removing the signs, as they face fines for leaving them out too long and have to pay people to get them.

    • @darlenewilliams2014
      @darlenewilliams2014 6 років тому +1

      You can fib it in Home Depot in the States.

    • @annepercival7814
      @annepercival7814 6 років тому

      Elaine Magliacane not expecting an election any time soon here in UK...but thanks for the tip

    • @annepercival7814
      @annepercival7814 6 років тому

      Graham’s painting adventure yes....they tell me they have stocked it in the past...here in Mcr..but been to 3 B&Q branches and no luck

  • @jennymay4720
    @jennymay4720 6 років тому

    Will you be teaching in the Symposium in Porto?

    • @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit
      @FollowingtheWhiteRabbit  6 років тому +1

      Jenny, no, not teaching, just enjoying, attending other workshops and making videos for you. 😌😃😎 Will you be there?! 😊

    • @jennymay4720
      @jennymay4720 6 років тому

      I'm in Portugal, and would like to. But not sure yet. Hope to meet you if so.

  • @helenaaguiar3554
    @helenaaguiar3554 6 років тому

    Je suis Portuguesa et j'habite a Lisbonne. Si vous voulez que je t'aid a connetre ma petitte ville, vou pouvez me contacter à votre convenance.

  • @greenbillugaming2781
    @greenbillugaming2781 5 років тому

    16 minutes for cutting a board and taping it. 😅

  • @comfortableshoesstudio
    @comfortableshoesstudio Рік тому

    We do have the clear corroplast in the US but it's much more expensive than the white. You can get it at Lowes or smaller hardware stores.

  • @marthatahir2865
    @marthatahir2865 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I had always wondered what you were clipping your paper to as well as your palette. I did look it up on Dick Blick's website and they do carry this board in clear and white. Hopefully, I'll be making a trip out to the local D Blick store this weekend here in the U.S. I hope you have a wonderful sketching trip and I will be looking forward to your new work! I loved all your 30/30 direct watercolor works. BTW- you are a real artist! 😀🌺

  • @judyaznm820
    @judyaznm820 6 років тому +1

    We made these for our urban sketchers in Santa Fe, NM. One of our members made an excellent addition: a small rectangular piece with magnets inset in both the board and the small piece to hold the metal palette, instead of bulldog clips. Duck tape holds the magnets in place. It fits on the top edge of the folio. I also use a palette cup clipped to the back cover to hold a small nalgene bottle of water so it is steady and nearby. Large elastic bands also hold the sketchbook inside so it doesn't fall out when carrying everything. This is a wonderful invention - thank you Anne Laure for sharing it with us!

    • @judyaznm820
      @judyaznm820 6 років тому

      I'm not sure how to post a picture to this format. However, I can describe how to make it. The size of the rectangular platform ( of coroplast) should be large enough to accommodate your palette. The longest side should be no longer than the width of your back cover, and 2-4" high to accommodate the palette. Inset 2 magnets about 1/2' in from the top edge of your platform and the back cover of your folio, wide enough apart so your palette fits over both magnets. I used craft magnets about 1" in diameter and 1/8" thick. You can use smaller ones. Be sure the magnets face the same direction in each piece so they will attract and hold. When not in use, the platform adheres to the inside cover of the folio. When ready to use, flip it so the platform sticks out from the interior back top of the folio. Your metal palette will be just above your sketchbook. Hope this helps.

    • @judyaznm820
      @judyaznm820 6 років тому

      You're most welcome. Enjoy.

  • @Angela-jy8um
    @Angela-jy8um 3 роки тому

    Love this! Thanks for sharing. I bought some coroplast and I'm going to make one! Now just deciding the right size! hmm.

  • @ChapmanGriffith
    @ChapmanGriffith 2 роки тому

    The folding board is a great idea. Thank you for sharing.