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Turn a scrap of wood into an adorable custom ruler!
I've been feeling nostalgic for the old fashioned wooden rulers they had in school and always wanted one with a CO+K logo on for my pencil case. When Silhouette sent me some of their temporary tattoo paper, I knew it was the perfect chance to craft my own. It was so simple to make and I love the finished result.

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  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 1
    Step 1

    Print out the tattoo attachment on to a sheet of temporary tattoo paper and stick the sheet of adhesive on top.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 2
    Step 2

    Cut a strip of the centimeter measurement long enough for your ruler.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 3
    Step 3

    Peel of the adhesive and place the strip face down onto the wood.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 4
    Step 4

    Take a damp cloth and wet the strip for 15 seconds, making sure to wet the whole strip.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 5
    Step 5

    Carefully peel back the backing paper to reveal the tattoo transferred to the wood.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 6
    Step 6

    Repeat the process with the inch strip at the bottom of the ruler, or on the reverse side.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 7
    Step 7

    Damp this strip and peel off.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 8
    Step 8

    Finally cut out the logo.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 9
    Step 9

    Stick the logo in the middle of the ruler and damp.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 10
    Step 10

    Peel off the backing paper to reveal your finished ruler.

  • How to make stationery. Diy Ruler - Step 11
    Step 11

    If you want to add numbers, use a fine liner pen or woodburning tool to neatly add each. Coat with spray varnish and leave to dry.

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