Mulberry Paper: Fuzzy is Hot
If
you haven't tried Mulberry Paper before, you should be forewarned that reading
this article may cause an uncontrollable urge to run to your local scrapbook
store or log-on to your favorite online retailer. This specialty scrapbook
paper is very popular right now with ideas and layouts showing up in all the
major magazines, conventions, and craft shops. Once again scrapbookers are
borrowing a technique that has been used for quite a while by rubber stampers to
create beautiful embellishments for cards. This paper allows you to add a wonderful
fuzzy edge to your scrapbook artwork. In the sample page, Tulip Time, I used
green mulberry paper to make a fuzzy grass line and stems for my tulips. I also
used burgundy and pink to add texture to the edges of my blooms.
Tips and techniques for using this great product can be found on the next page. Also, remember you can click on the sample page to see it in greater detail.
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