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  • Working with Patterned Vellum
  • From "Scrapbooking"
    episode SCB-314


    PHOTO

    Vellum allows croppers to layer different shades, textures and patterns of paper for a rich look.
    Designer Paulette Jarvey uses patterned vellum to create pages with two very different looks.

    Christmas Belles

    Materials List:

    A variety of Christmas-themed paper
    Patterned vellum with metallic accents
    Gold pen
    Metallic gold thread
    1/8" Gold ribbon
    1/16" Hole punch
    Foam Mounting Tape
    Scissors
    Ruler
    Glue

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    1. Cut oval window on right side of metallic gold snowflake vellum (or other metallic printed vellum), outline in gold pen. Mat photos on metallic gold, trim metallic gold leaving a 1/16" border.

    2. Mat first photo on of metallic gold/red mesh, trim metallic gold/red mesh leaving about a 1/4" border. Center matted photo under the oval window and glue to background page allowing the metallic gold/red mesh mat to show on the top edge and the right edge of the vellum, leave right bottom corner unglued.

    3. Cut another mat from metallic gold/red mesh -- but don't glue photo to the mat yet. Place mat under right bottom corner of the first photo and under the vellum paper allowing mat to show along the bottom of the vellum paper. Glue photo to the center of the mat on top of the vellum paper.

    4. Cut five squares out of the metallic red/gold mesh, measuring 4 small squares on each side. Cut out eleven smaller squares out of the same paper. Measuring 2 small squares on each side. Glue the larger squares to the background paper as desired. Using foam tape adhere smaller squares to the center of the larger squares, and one on each of the three corners of the photos as shown.

    5. Cut a 3" x 3-1/4" rectangle out of the metallic red/gold mesh. Measure 1/2" in around each side and cut out resulting rectangle, creating a frame. Glue to metallic vellum. Use a gold me to journal in the center.

    6. Cut out two snowflakes from companion snowflake vellum. Punch a 1/16" hole in each one and thread on metallic gold thread, tie one to each end. Allow snowflakes to hang from decorative square as shown. Use a small amount of glue to secure one point of each snowflake to the page.

    7. Attach gold bow to left top corner of the metallic red/gold mesh.


    PHOTO

    Today's vellum comes in a vast kaleidoscope of sophisticated patterns and colors -- to give your page any look you desire. This stained glass page didn't require complicated design work to achieve the effect -- just the use of patterned vellum.
    Ladies Day

    Materials:

    Jewel background paper
    Stained glass patterned vellum
    Thick black pen
    Four pink eyelets
    Scissors
    Ruler
    Glue

    1. Cut a 7" x 12" strip of muted green and mat with black, trim black leaving a small border. Glue 3/4" from the top edge of the blue muted paper.

    2. Computer journal on the lower portion of the stained glass vellum sheet and run through printer before cutting. Cut a rectangle of stained glass vellum that includes top two panels of glass. Use the thick black pen and the edge of a metal ruler to outline the vellum with a black edge. Crop and mat photo on black and glue to center of white vellum as shown.

    3. Mat the photo mat on pink muted paper and again on black. Glue to the center of the green strip of paper.

    4. Crop the journaling into a rectangle and outline the edges with black pen. Secure the lower portion of page with pink eyelets. Cut remaining stained glass into two panels and mat on pink. Glue to each side of the journaling.


    RESOURCES :
    515 Scrapbooking Ideas
    ISBN: 080694305X
    Author: Vanessa-Ann
    2001


    Sterling Publishing Co. Inc.
    Website: www.sterlingpub.com

    Best of the Best: Scrapbook Ideas
    Model: 1580500781
    Author: Desiree Tanner
    Provo Craft
    Website: www.provocraft.com

    Art of the Scrapbook: A Guide to Handbinding and Decorating Memory Books, Albums, and Art Journals
    Model: 0823010198
    Author: Diane V. Maurer-Mathison
    Watson-Guptill Publications
    Website: www.watsonguptill.com

    Shape Your Memories: Creating One-of-a-Kind Scrapbook Pages
    Model: 0873495195
    Author: Patti Swoboda
    (July 2002)
    Krause Publications
    Website: www.krause.com

    The 2003 Scrapbook Idea Book: 350 New Scrapbook Layouts, Techniques and Ideas
    ISBN: 1929180357
    Author: Creating Keepsakes Editor

    Creating Keepsakes Magazine/Books
    Website: www.creatingkeepsakes.com

    Creative Paper Techniques for Scrapbooks: More Than 75 Fresh Paper Craft Ideas
    Model: 1892127210
    Author: Memory Makers
    (October 2002)

    To order this title from Amazon, click here.


    Memory Makers Magazine
    Website: www.memorymakersmagazine.com

    Holiday-themed paper and vellum (Paper Pizazz)
    #3362 Metallic Gold, #3204 Christmas Time, #3086 Metallic on Vellum
    Paper Pizazz
    Website: www.craftpizazz.com

    Stained glass vellum (Paper Pizazz)
    #3255 Great Jewel Backgrounds, #3096 Stained Glass Vellum Papers
    Paper Pizazz
    Website: www.craftpizazz.com


    GUESTS :

    Paulette Jarvey
    President, Hot Off The Press
    Website: www.craftpizazz.com

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