Lately I've been really into using scalloped edges on my pages. I wish I had thought of the idea below a long time ago. I'm always on the lookout for paper & products with a scalloped edge...but the scallop detail in the photo below was made by punching circles from patterned paper and then simply cutting them in half & adhering them to my page. Simple. And a great way to use scraps too.
8/24/08
Layout share
Here's a layout I finished a few days ago. I'm really pleased with how it came out. I like the green, brown & blue color combo a lot. I've wanted to do a layout or two about the town we live in & when I took this picture of my son walking up our street toward the town common with the church steeple set against a gorgeous blue sky I knew I had to use it on a layout.

Lately I've been really into using scalloped edges on my pages. I wish I had thought of the idea below a long time ago. I'm always on the lookout for paper & products with a scalloped edge...but the scallop detail in the photo below was made by punching circles from patterned paper and then simply cutting them in half & adhering them to my page. Simple. And a great way to use scraps too.
Lately I've been really into using scalloped edges on my pages. I wish I had thought of the idea below a long time ago. I'm always on the lookout for paper & products with a scalloped edge...but the scallop detail in the photo below was made by punching circles from patterned paper and then simply cutting them in half & adhering them to my page. Simple. And a great way to use scraps too.
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