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Post by jessicabree Sat Dec 04, 2010 11:10 pm

I am in love with all the fun shaped papers that are out lately. The only issue is that I love to mix papers on my layouts and that can sometimes be tricky with a shaped layout.

But luckily I realized a nifty trick that works great with the new Fancy Pants papers. This technique does require you be decent at using an xacto...

so here is an example of a page I used the trick on:

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The paper had the number pattern on it... but I added the striped paper.

First, figure out where you want to add your paper. Cut along the EDGE of border using an xacto (or cut a small spot with an xacto and then insert your scissors to finish the cut). It will look like this:

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Then lay a piece of PP so its on top of the center of the page, but under the cut edge. FLIP IT OVER and trace the edge of the circle. Cut about 1/2" outside of the traced line and then glue it down like this:

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Then you can glue down the edge.

Sorry I didn't think to take more pics, but I think you get the idea Very Happy
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