What is the Best Way to Doodle? Open Line Friday

December 15, 2017
Boogie Board

 

Boogie Board

Good Morning, Quilters!

What is the best way to doodle? My favorite way to doodle is on paper…any paper.

I doodle in sketchbooks, on newspapers, on envelopes. Any paper that dares get near my pen–watch out!

But…recently, I found a new way to doodle–a Boogie Board!

The Boogie Board is described as Liquid Crystal Paper.  Doodling is easy and everything erases with a click of the button.  The Boogie Board is not new, but the “blackboard” size is a recent addition to the line.  There are a variety of sizes including several designed for children that look great for learning penmanship or math facts.  The prices range from $12 to $45.

What I like most about the Boogie Board is how the pen and writing surface feel–they feel very natural. The liquid crystal paper has a nice “tooth”– it is not too slippery.

 

Machine Quilting, Lori Kennedy

 

We’ve been practicing our Tree Doodles HERE and HERE

This would be a great way to practice any motif and quickly erase, without the need to waste paper.
Machine Quilting, Lori Kennedy

PRACTICE DOODLING RIGHT OVER YOUR QUILT

The Boogie Board can be placed right over your quilt to audition motifs.

Perfect!
Boogie Board

HINTS

If you draw something you want to save…you have to take a photo of it.  There is a cell phone app to store and organize your doodles, but I haven’t tried it yet.

The Boogie Board has an eraser feature to erase part of a drawing.  In my opinion, it doesn’t work that well.

Quilt Applications:  This method is really best for practice doodles and to audition motifs.

OPEN LINE FRIDAY

What about YOU?

What’s YOUR favorite way to doodle?

Have YOU ever tried the Boogie Board?

We’d LOVE to hear!

Your Doodle Darling,

Lori

PS…Craftsy is on SALE!!! All classes less than $20!  (excludes Start up Library and The Great courses.)

PPS…This product review contains affiliate links.  If you choose to purchase at NO ADDITIONAL COST to you, The Inbox Jaunt may receive a little “pin money”.  Thank you for supporting us in that way!

…If you like these motifs and tips, be sure to check out my book, Free Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 or any of my Craftsy Videos!

PPS…All tutorials, images and information are the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and are intended for personal use only.  Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt.  For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com.  Thanks!

 

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