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Ok I saw some photos from convention where they used the square punch to make a zig zag kind of border with the square punch and card stock...
Can anyone tell me how with or with out measurements...
Thnaks in advance
Judi Moore
Take a strip of paper maybe 3" wide. Angle the punch so that two opposite cornersalign with the edge of the paper. Punch out your triangle. Continue down this side of the paper meeting the corner of the punch to the corner of the paper that was just punched. When the side is complete, repeat it on the other side, but also line up the top point of the punch to a point on the paper. It's hard to explain, but very easy to do. I think Pam said the zigzag will vary depending on the width of your paper, so experiment and see what you get!!!
__________________ ~Jen
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I actually did this over the weekend!! I went to a weekend crop & did it on one of my pages. I will take a picture & upload it tomorrow (no uploads today!!). I'll post the link back here tomorrow after it's up!
__________________ ~Jen
I WROTE AN EBOOK WITH LOTS OF SCRAPBOOKING SKETCH IDEAS!! Check it out & tell your friends: http://www.scrapbookersshortcuts.com
To see the complementing page (and what to do with all the triangle scraps you get, check this one out: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
By the way, I used a 2" x 12" piece of certainly celery to start. 3" was too wide (IMO). Hope this helps!!!
__________________ ~Jen
I WROTE AN EBOOK WITH LOTS OF SCRAPBOOKING SKETCH IDEAS!! Check it out & tell your friends: http://www.scrapbookersshortcuts.com