Occasionally, pre-printed overlays, like the one shown below will have large areas that are printed with a design or text. The hibiscus printed on this overlay creates plenty of surface area for glue to be hidden behind. Use a clear adhesive runner so that the glue will not show through the printed surface.
These five solutions will make working with transparencies and clear overlays easier and quicker. Try one on your next scrapbook page.
Materials Used: Printed papers, Beach Overlay, and Snap Pocket - Karen Foster Design.
5 Ways To Attach Transparencies To Your Scrapbook Page Layouts
By Rebecca Ludens, About.com Guide
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- Using Transparencies on Scrapbook Page Layouts
- Option 1: Glue Down Transparencies Where Covered on Scrapbook Pages
- Option 2: Attach Transparencies With Brads on Scrapbook Pages
- Option 3: Hide the Transparency Edge on Scrapbook Pages
- Option 4: Use Eyelets to Atttach a Transparency on Scrapbook Pages
- Option 5: Glue Transparency Behind Printing on Scrapbook Pages
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