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How to Weave Photographs for Your
Scrapbook
For more dramatic results from your
photographs, trying weaving two copies of the same photograph
together. This technique creates a three-dimensional artist look.
This technique would look great on a scrapbook for a graduating art
student or a scrapbook for a friend who is quite artist and
creative. This technique might also look good on a child's scrapbook
with a kid's art background giving the whole page an abstract look.
To achieve this technique, first you need two copies of the same
photo. On one photograph, draw evenly spaced vertical lines on the
back of the picture. Cut along these lines with scissors or an
exacto knife. On the other photograph draw and cut along evenly
spaced horizontal lines.
Next, using alternate strips, from photograph one and then
photograph two, weave the pieces together. To preserve the
rectangular shape of the photographs, start your weaving in the
center of the piece and work outwards.
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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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