Oh my gosh...were these fun to make...I got this Victorian style catalog...and lo and behold...its awesome...One page had these little round shapes, perfect for layering onto my round "inchies", which I just love...I used my Royal Coat Decoupage Medium to glue the magazine cut outs to the cardstock "inchies"...then used my gold metallic marker to trim the edges...
I do not have a circle punch yet, the size I need for layer...but I do have this scalloped edge square punch that is 7/8th of an inch, perfect for layering onto the square "inchies"...I turn the punch upside down, find the part of the shape I want, then punch it out...
See how many more shapes I will get to use, just from a small section of this catalog...
These are the other round shapes that are left to be used...
Oh my gosh...were these fun to make...I got this Victorian style catalog...and lo and behold...its awesome...One page had these little round shapes, perfect for layering onto my round "inchies", which I just love...I used my Royal Coat Decoupage Medium to glue the magazine cut outs to the cardstock "inchies"...then used my gold metallic marker to trim the edges...
I do not have a circle punch yet, the size I need for layer...but I do have this scalloped edge square punch that is 7/8th of an inch, perfect for layering onto the square "inchies"...I turn the punch upside down, find the part of the shape I want, then punch it out...
See how many more shapes I will get to use, just from a small section of this catalog...
These are the other round shapes that are left to be used...
3 comments:
These are very cool, Debbie!!!
I never knew what inchies were for...this helps me visualize how they can be used - they are soooo sweet the way you made them up!!!
I just love those images. how adorable are those. :)
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