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Fraying Your Scrapbook Border
Fraying can create extremely interesting and artist border accents.
Fraying looks especially good in children's scrapbooks, as well as
pages for your more creative and imaginative friends. Be careful,
fraying does not comply well with all themes. In some more formal
themes fraying creates an unprofessional appearance.
Just
cut your paper border about an inch larger than you need. Then,
dampen this border by dipping only the edges of the paper into a
shallow dish of water. Then, the edges of the paper can then be
easily pulled off.
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Recommended Resources
Jenni Bick Bookbinding - Handmade photo albums, scrapbooks, and journals in handmade paper and leather. Something extraordinary for creative scrapbookers and journal keepers!
Scrap Tutor
- Take scrapbook classes at home.
PrincessCrafts.com - Free computer printable scrapbook
training.
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