
This month make a layout to share with readers on About.com Scrapbooking based on the scrapbook page sketch of the month.

Rounded squares is a simple scrapbook technique where two opposite corners of a square of paper are rounded. This week's new gallery contains pages that showcase this technique and a brand new free scrapbook page sketch.
When you first started scrapbooking, you were probably told that you needed a corner rounder. This little punch that snips off the square corners of both photos and paper, has long been listed as an essential tool. In the past several of years, we have seen fewer scrapbook pages in magazines that have used a corner rounder on the photos. Lately, however, this tool is making a come back! The revival of the corner rounder has begun. The return is driven by the fact that now rounded corners are being incorporated into the overall graphic design of the page. By using this tool judiciously you can impact the design of some of your layouts. The pages in this gallery give you ideas of how rounded corners can be used as an integral part of the page design. Also included here are three page plans/sketches to use to create future layouts. What to eat, where to go, fun things to do and how to save money on the perfect gifts. More >
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