We all love the look of chipboard on our pages. It adds a wonderful dimension to layouts. Obviously, you can paint it, ink it, mist it, but what about covering it with paper?
Here's how...first the supplies you need:

Trace the letter onto the paper by adhering it upside down:

Trim the excess paper away with an exacto--makes it easier to get into the small spaces. Sand the edges to give your newly covered peice a nice professional use.

Unsanded, the piece will have sharp and torn looking edges.

Sanded, it looks much more professional. Using cardstock with a white core gives and even better look.

This precision file set is perfect for this type of work. Made by Basic Grey, it has 6 files to help you get inside all the nooks and crannies.