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Here is a layout that I did for Issue #9 and one of my favorites. Its a reflection of my way of opening to another world of scrapbooking.
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Creating a lattice effect on paper with your scoring tool
Supplies3x3 cardstock or patterened paper
scoring tool
ink/ink sponge
Step 1
Cut a 3x3 piece of cardstock or patterned paper then center it on your scoring pad in the 6 inch mark
Step 2
Score in the of the 6 inch and then score the left and right every inch to look like this
Step 3
Turn the piece and repeat step 2 so it looks like a lattice pattern
Step 4
Take your favorite ink and rub against the paper - at this time you can use the debossing or the embossing side of the paper
Step 5
Here is what it looks like after its been covered with ink
Step 6
Now you can assemble your card and use the lattice piece as a mat or an extention of the card. Here is what I did
My Finished Piece
Supplies:Stampendous Stamp
Copic Markers- Y15, Y17, YR04, E17, E13, W50
Amerian Crafts Patterned Paper/Cardstock
Others- flowers and sentiment
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