SCALLOP EDGE PUNCH TUTORIAL
Basic Border:
Step 1: First, place our cardstock in the center of the punch and press the lever down.
Step 2: Slide your cardstock to the side, be sure to match the punched edges up with the silver scallop on your punch. Voila' - you have created a scallop border!
Scallop Square Frame Border:
Step 1: Start with a piece of 2 3/4” square of cardstock – insert into the scallop punch lining it up in the center and matching the edge with the silver scallops on the punch.
Step 1: Start with a piece of 2 3/4” square of cardstock – insert into the scallop punch lining it up in the center and matching the edge with the silver scallops on the punch.
Here is what a 2 ¾” and a 2 ½” square will look like when completed:
Cool - when layered together!
Here is a card I made using the above layers and a stamped flower from one of the
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When you use a 2 1/8” square, not only do you have a scallop square
(which falls out when the last side is punched) but you have another frame!
Here is a card I made using the above frame:
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When you use a 2 1/8” square, not only do you have a scallop square
(which falls out when the last side is punched) but you have another frame!
Here is a card I made using the above frame:
And - that's it! Now - let's see what you can do!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I'm so glad you persevered! :D OK, I'll be showing that trick off. You MAY have just finished my advanced techniques class for me - I had three really labor-intensive projects, needed something that wouldn't hurt their brains TOO much. ROFL!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU, Jociel!!!