2. Transfer those measurements to the tissue paper, marking them with a pencil. Cut the tissue paper along those lines.
3. Paint the first couple inches of the corkboard with Mod Podge Matte. Line up the tissue paper and press it into the Mod Podge.
4. Fold up the loose area of tissue paper and apply Mod Podge to the next couple inches of corkboard. By applying it a little at a time, the tissue paper will align properly and the Mod Podge won’t dry out.
5. Continue applying Mod Podge and tissue paper to the corkboard one section at a time until the entire board is covered. Smooth out any lumps, bubbles or folds with your fingers.
6. Brush a thin layer of Mod Podge on top of the tissue paper.
7. To help speed the drying and setting process, blow it with a hair dryer on a low setting.
8. Apply a line of hot glue along the top edge of the corkboard and attach a wooden dowel. Repeat on the three remaining edges with the other dowels.
9. Cut out the design from lace trim or use an appliqué.
10. Apply a small dot of hot glue at the corner of the memo board on the wooden dowels, and press a lace piece onto it. Repeat until each of the corners is decorated.
