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TOP TIP (with pictures AGAIN!!!) Making the 'torn notebook page' look without the proper punch

Step one: Take the size piece of paper you require for the project you are working on. In this case I have just used a scrap.


Step three: tear or cut (if you want a neater look) from the outside in towards the holes as shown.
Easy Peasy!!
Sometimes being innovative is half the fun in the papercrafting world.
Hope you are enjoying your week, the kids are back at school now, and the countdown starts to the silly season.
1 comment:
Now that is definitely a tip I will be using. Thanks for Sharing Julia!!
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