Hi Everyone, Christyn here for my first blog post as a Kraft girl. I’m so excited to be part of the team I made a video to share with you on one of my new favorite techniques. I’m sure you’ve noticed that paper lace is everywhere and the big manufactures are always bringing on new versions of this supply. Since I want to be able to save my money for the fun stuff (aka all that sparkles and shines) I figured out ways to create the same look using scraps and border punches.
I’m just learning the ins and outs of iMovie, but I think you’ll get the gist here…
So now you have some ideas to play around with as you wait for your August kit to hit your doorstep, I know it’s hard to wait, but it’s sooooo worth it. Don’t forget to add your creations to the flickr gallery! Double brownie points if you use one of these techniques with your August goodies and post to the site.
WOW!!! thanks for such a great video! awesome tips. i’ll def have to try that next time i bring out my border punches!
hugs,
sarah.
How come I’ve never thought of punching them on both sides?lol..great ideas..had a little trouble hearing the video, even with my volume turned all the way up on my laptop? Could just be me..lol..
Thanks for sharing!
Great techniques
Love doing that with border punches. Then again, I *love* my border punches!! The video is hard to hear but you can still figure out what’s going on 
Great video Christyn! You’re braver than me, lol. Love the paper lace technique too…I’m a sucker for border punches!
Awesome video Christyn! Now I want to go out and buy more border punches
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