If you're on a tight budget, or simply feeling the urge to be more creative, you can make your chipboard elements from scratch. Purchase blank chipboard sheets, then cut with a craft knife or a scrapbooking die cut machine. Use paint, ink, or markers to decorate the cut out shape. You can also try covering the shape with scraps of patterned paper[paper?:paper sample maker cutting machine], then adding buttons, glitter, small charms, ribbon, or other accents as desired. If you're having trouble finding blank chipboard sheets at your local craft store, try using the cardboard on the back of a cereal box. However, keep in mind that projects made from this material will not be acid-free and may damage photos on your scrapbook layout.
Because of its weight, chipboard sheet can't be adhered with the same glue stick you'd use for attaching other elements to a scrapbook layout. To add chipboard sheet to a project, you'll need to use either a strong double-sided tape or glue dots. However, some pre-made chipboard sheet embellishments do come with adhesive already applied. In this case, simply peel off the backing and use the chipboard just like any other scrapbooking sticker[sticker?:sticker].
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