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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Corrugation Fascination
Have you played with the variety of corrugators on the market? I have a Marvy/Uchida wavy one that I got from Paper Wishes. At the time, I purchased it because I thought it would make a neat textured background for a card focal, and because it would be helpful for making "envelope cards". I have used it for both of these things, as you can see in these pictures.
However, I had not considered using it on a scrapbook layout until recently. Here's a fun one where the small corrugated strip reinforces the stripes in the background paper.
1 comment:
Cheryl such a great idea with the baby bonnet page, you have given me an idea for a page for my mum, we still use the christening gown that her mother was christened in! You really are the QUEEN of heritage!!! tfs
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