Scrapbook Paper
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 Scrappers Sampler Scrapbooking Paper Pack  US $.49
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 Girl Tear bear premade scrapbook pages Paper Piecing craftyemg US $56.00
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A few items from Amazon
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HIC Harold Import iSlice Opener $1.44 Use this small cutting tool to safely, cleanly, and efficiently cut recipes and coupons from magazines and newspapers. The cutter has a recessed ceramic blade that resists wear and never rusts or dulls, but won't cut your finger. Simply hold the cutter between the thumb and index finger and drag it along the item being cut to make a clean, neat cut. The cutter easily cuts through paper and photogr... |
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QuicKutz Cookie Cutter Die Set, Pop-up Flowers $14.96 Quickutz Cookie Cutter Die - flowers #CC-SHAPE-6-017... |
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Bodum 16-Ounce Picture Travel Tumbler/Mug with Picture Insert and Spill Resistant Lid $10.99 Product Features Travel tumbler features photo insert option; holds 16 ounces Double-walled plastic construction provides good insulation Lid screws on tightly; cap flips opens for spill-resistant sipping Bottom unscrews to enable photo to slip between 2 plastic sleeves Hand-wash only; fits in most car cupholders Amazon.com Review Keep your loved ones close at hand while you commute, drive cross-c... |
How do I decorate a masquerade mask using scrapbook paper?
I wanted decorate a plain white plastic mask using scrapbook paper and lace. I'm not sure how to mount the paper on the plastic, especially over the nose part. Thank you.
you could decoupage it to the mask very easily. because the plastic is slick, you need to lightly sand it with really fine sandpaper to remove the shine/slick part. You can either cut the paper to fit the mask in one piece--do this before adding any decoupage glue to anything--or you can just add pieces of torn paper to the mask as you glue. Once you decide whether you want a solid mask or town pieces, you simply paint on the decoupage glue on the mask, and on the back of the paper. Place the paper on the mask and again add decoupage glue to the top to seal it. It's actually very easy.