Scrap Mosaic
Learn how to utilize small scraps to create a mosaic accent for your scrapbooking pages.
Scrapbooking : Episode SCB-344 -- More Projects »
Guest designer Tricia Morris suggests this project to work on at crops where distractions make it difficult to concentrate. The technique can be a bit time-consuming--great to work on when chatting with fellow croppers!
Materials:assorted papers or scraps
12" x 12" Blue Crackle Print
double-sided adhesive
platinum embossing powder
dry paintbrush
heat tool
scissors
craft knife
Steps:
- Cut paper scraps into strips of varying widths. Remember: smaller strips are more time-consuming when adhering later.
- Next, cut the strips at various angles. Repeat cutting on at least four different colors.
Trim a sheet of double-sided adhesive to measure 6" x 9". Arrange the small pieces onto a sheet of adhesive in a mosaic fashion (figure A). Do not allow the pieces to touch. Cover the entire sheet of adhesive, leaving spaces in between pieces. Pour embossing powder over the project, and use your finger to rub the powder into the exposed adhesive. Brush off the excess powder, and heat with a craft tool (figure B). Use a sharp craft knife and ruler to cut an opening in the mosaic to fit the photo. Measure and cut a black photo matte 1/4" larger than the mosaic frame with the opening for the photo in the middle. Add journaling and a title to the page.
Resources
Scrapbooking Kits (Club Scrap)
Club Scrap, Inc.
Club Scrap
Games Kit Paper Collection (Club Scrap)
See Club Scrap contact info, above
Guests
Tricia Morris
Club Scrap Inc.
Website: www.clubscrap.com
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