Fairy door wall decoration with chalkboard notice board Stage 2

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Fairy door wall decoration with chalkboard notice board Stage 2


Hi Craft Addicts!

If you have read yesterday's post about how I made the fairy door, I am now going to go through how I made the rest of the notice board wall hanging.

Fairy door wall decoration with chalkboard blackboard section
I again painted the large notice board (it is 28cm x 19cm) with the black Pebeo Gesso acrylic paint on both sides allowing it to dry in between the 2 coats. 

Once dry, I decided where I wanted the fairy door to go and marked where the top would go and then stuck the chalkboard paper (blackboard) which is from the 12" x 12" pad from ColourBox.near to the top right hand corner leaving room round it to add the faux stitching using the white Graph-it Shake marker.

I then glued the Fairy door to the panel using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue as it really does the job of sticking it securely! 

I also stuck the 2 toadstools which I had previously decorated to the right hand side of it allowing the larger one to hang over the edge. 

I had a Fairy Twinks (from Tattered Lace) die cut already in purple mirri card and so added it to the fairy door so it looks as if she is going in. 

I also added a paper flower which I had edged in pink (and used the purple Nuvo Crystal drops in the centre) and a plain white mulberry paper butterfly to the right hand corner. I then added some black cord for hanging.

And there you are - one very pretty wall decoration which I think would make a lovely present.

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Fairy door itself














Products and items you may need to make the Fairy Door project
  • MDF Fairy door kit from Dreamees including the fairy door and toadstools)
  • Large MDF panel (you can get this from many different stockists)
  • Black Pebeo Gesso Acrylic paint
  • Violet flowers Peel off stickers from Craft Creations
  • Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers
  • Butterfly topper from Hunkydory
  • Fairy Twink die from Tattered Lace 
  • Collall All purpose glue
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Blackboard chalkboard card from ColourBox (12x12in paper pad)
  • Graphi-it shake white marker
  • White/Pink mulberry flower
  • White paper butterfly

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