Choose your paper and punch small holes along one side of the paper. Make them about ¼-inch in from the edge of the paper. I used the large hole punch on my Crop-a-Dile.
Rip across the holes (being careful not to make it too perfect) and you have your 'notebook' paper!
You can take the look to another level by distressing your paper. Wrinkle your paper slightly and flatten with your hand. Take a brown ink pad and add ink lightly across the surface. The ink will only touch the raised areas. You can also add ink to the edges for a completed look. Add a title, a photo or some journaling and you have a great element to add to your page!
Congrat's, you entered the blog world, I have yet to jump in, someday maybe!
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to miss the class tonight due to an appointment, I am so sad about that as I love going and seeing you and Carolyn, truly my saving grace!
Love you holiday pics, would love to see the other 700 of them, LOL.
Your friend,
Sue Eby
Excellent tip!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that technique!! I'll have to try that sometime! I'm always looking for notebooks to rip paper out of!!! :D
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