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By Jennifer Gormly |
As shown in this layout, paper tearing is a
great way to create a soft edge on your page and draw the
different elements of your page together. |
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This layout was created using
Imagination Project West Thames Street and South End Avenue
paper, light purple cardstock, tan cardstock, black cardstock,
light purple ink, black alphabet stickers and Sandylion
Mickey & Friends Filmstrips stickers. |
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Use the Imagination Project West Thames
Street paper for the background. Before you cover it with
anything, cut out the first letter of your title from the middle
(in this case, the letter T). Make sure the stripes on your
letter are horizontal and the area of the paper you take it from
will be covered up later. |
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Cut a piece of South End Avenue paper
approximately 25cm wide by 28cm tall. Tear down the right edge,
as shown in the layout above. Ink the edges with a light purple
ink and when dry, adhere to your page approximately 1.5cm from
the left edge. |
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Mat your photos with light purple cardstock.
Adhere to your page as shown in the layout above, leaving enough
space between the photos for your title. |
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Mat the first letter of your title with black
cardstock. Adhere under your first photo. Finish off your title
with black alphabet stickers. |
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Select the Sandylion Mickey & Friends
Filmstrips stickers that you would like to use. Arrange
three in the top right section of your page so that they overlap
with each other and two in the bottom left section of your page.
Add phrase stickers too if you like. |
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Finish off by cutting two large corners from
tan cardstock and adhering them to the top left and bottom left
corner of the South End Avenue paper. |
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If you would
like to have any of your designs included in our resource
centre, please email them to us at rc@stickersnfun.com
(please make sure all files are .jpg or .gif). |
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