Family Who Are Friends

Hi. This is Jean and I want to share with you a trending technique I have  noticed recently on layouts. This technique involves cutting and rolling strips of paper.  You can do this to create a border or to "reveal" something underneath. I thought  this would be a fun way to "reveal" the typography on this background paper.

   Family who are friends

I started by positioning my striped paper over the typography paper. I measured where I wanted my window  opening to be and cut the flap.  
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Once the window looked to be  in the perfect location, I tightly rolled the strip of paper securing it with Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive.  I held it for just a little until it was set. I proceeded to make three windows using this technique. 

450 Quick Dry Adhesive 1.7 fl.oz. IMG_4788 IMG_4790


I also used the 450 to secure the flowers, buttons and other embellishments on my layout!

Family who are friends

Scrapbook sketch courtesy of DCWV

Have you seen this? Have you tried it? I hope I have given you an idea of how easy this is to do! 

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