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[Kristin]

I'm getting my stuff together: paper, glue, twine, camera. oh, dear, I only have 3 minutes left to get ready!!!

Join me in here to find out what I've been making

[suewho372]

i'm here

[Kristin]

Whew! I found all my stuff, here it is:

[scrapy1967]

Here!

[Christine--Serenity]

Yay!

[Sandi0805]

I can't wait to see what you are making. You've got my attention.

[PezKat]

I'm here!

[VIOLETSDR]

ready!

[Kristin]

well I certainly can't take credit for coming up with these darlings. But this is my versions of 'them'. I found one of 'these' in our Gallery, it was Fast Scrap submission from a few years ago. Thanks Tracy!

[Babushka]

I am here!

[jrrah4903]

I'm here!

[lesmitch]

here

[jnet]

I'm here

[Kristin]

First I started by cutting a piece of paper, 2.5" x 2.5"


then very lightly mark the half points with a pencil (on the B or back side of the paper)

[Classic1974]

Attempting to be here. Hopefully following the threads gets easier!

[Kristin]

Now fold up the bottom two corners like I did. If you have access to a scoring guide, it will be much easier. I used the Martha Stewart Scoring Board

[MoochieMama]

I'm here.

[sherelm]

YAY!!! I think I'm able to join you and go back and forth!!

[Kristin]

Now open up your paper to make it flat again. Take your favorite punch and punch along one edge.

You can't see it in the image, but I did run the paper through my Texture Boutique for added texture.

[Kristin]

I dabbed some ink on the edges to give it more definition