Today I am bringing you a fun, easy, tutorial, AND my interpretation of Lady Grace's sketch from this post, all wrapped up in one. :)
Here is my layout:

1. I set my Silhouette to cut the same border strip repeatedly.
2. I cut it out, and I have all these fun strips to play with:
3. More importantly, I had this negative left over:
If you don't own a Silhouette or digital craft cutter, you can get this same look by punching circles into the paper at set intervals and connecting them by cutting out a strip across them with your scissors.



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2 comments:
This is totally cool! I love it. And that title is REALLY original. I had to borrow that... though I have to change it to 'future husbands".......
That is such a cool technique Alyssa!
I have got to try that!
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