using the Sassafras 'Spring Sprig' paper from Honeycomb cut all the way around the edgesthis is what it look like once you're done (you can make it bigger, wider, longer... depending on the size of your picture or whatever you want to use it for)
cut one single frame and with scissors (or an exacto knife if you are good with it) cut out the inside
pick any pattern paper you wish to use (in this case the reverse of the frame's paper) and trace the inside of the frame with a pencil (so you can erase the lines later)
finally, use glue dots or 3D dots to adhere it to the backgroundrepeat steps 3-5 using different patterns...
and the end result is something like this
easy, right? please let me know if you have any questions.
(and coincidentally, this layout uses 3 different SC stamps... perfect for this week's challenge ;))
19 comments:
Really cool. Thanks!
Oooh! Love it- I may just have to steal this idea!
That technique is all kinds of cool!
clever. thanks for sharing !~
Fun idea and love the layout!
HA! I thought that was a frame stamp. How cool! Thanks for straightening me out. You know I love to steal all your ideas and claim them as mine. ;o)
Love it! Cute layout and awesome technique...thanks for sharing. Btw...what paper did you use to stamp the word cool on
(the text paper)? Thanks!
Love this!
Great idea - I love doing things like this :)
oooh.......love this!
Beautiful...love that technique, but wow that is a lot of work.
time consuming BUT worth it!!
wowzers!!! tfs!!!
OMGoodness, that technique is too fun. Just brilliant. Thanks for the unique and easy idea!
This is great! Thanks for sharing!
YOU are all kinds of cool! :) love that idea!
OMGosh Waleska! Those frames are so smart!!! Love that page!
Oh, cool! :) Rad technique - I love using patterned paper in as many ways as possible, and this does the trick!
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave today [04 Apr 02:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
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