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Try it Out Thursday: Creating a Decorative Corner with the NEW Scallope Edge Punch

Posted on: Thursday, July 24th, 2008

Stampin' Up! Scallop Punch

How do you like the top corners of my bookmark?  I was so excited when one of my downline Pat Duggan emailed me and shared this new technique that her daughter Kim Duggan had discovered while playing with Stampin’ Up!’s new scallop edge punch, that I just HAD to share it with you.  It is so easy it’s unbelievable – the tutorial is all of 2 pictures *lol*!

Step 1: To create this corner, you need to hold your punch upside down so that you are looking at the underside of the punch.  The way in which you align your CS in the punch is the most critical thing to achieving this type of corner.  You need to center one of the full scallops in the corner of your CS, and then carefully push your CS into the punch as far as it goes (make sure the scallop remains centered)…and punch!  That’s it!  Repeat on the other side and your decorative corner is done (the next picture shows you what it looks like)

Stampin' up! scallop edge punch

Step 2: This is the final outcome after punching both top corners. Decorate your bookmark as desired (I’ve included a supply list of what I used to decorate mine below). Stay tuned tomorrow for my Featured Stampin’ Up! Artist of the week.

Stampin' Up!

Stamp set: Stitched Exotics
Ink: Pink Pirouette, Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss (the new Stampin’ Up! in colors for 2008/2009), Black Staz On
Paper: Pink Pirouette, Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss
Accessories: Jumbo Pewter Eyelets, 1" circle punch, Crop-a-Dile, blender pen, scallop edge punch, brayer, white tafetta ribbon dyed kiwi kiss and riding hood red (for a tutorial on how I dyed my ribbon click
HERE).

Categories : Stamping Ideas

14 Comments

1

This is very neato! I need to make some bookmarks so I may need to try this idea! Thank you!

2

Love this, so easy and so cute.

thanks for sharing.

Julie

3

The punch hasn’t even been officially released yet and people are coming up with new ways to use it!
FANTASTIC!!! I love the creativity of people in this business
I hope we get it next year in Australia!

4

very clever andrea. thanx for sharing.

absolutely love the bookmark!!!!!

cheers ~ carol.

5

This is a great idea. So many talented stampers out there.

6

Wow – isn’t this amazing! I love this idea – amazing what people can come up with!! Thanks for sharing!!

7

What a great idea! I tried out the new punch at a SU Retirement Party Tuesday night and actually wasn’t that happy with it – maybe it was just her punch – before that it was on my must have list… so this made me particularly interested in your post.

8

Great technique! Thanks for sharing it!

9

So cute and easy!! I can’t wait to get this punch!! Love it!

10

Wonderful tip! My stampin’ gals will love this! Thanks so much for sharing.

11

This is great! Thanks for sharing. I can’t wait to get the punch and try this out.

Have a great day!
Kristina

12

Andrea,
Love this technique…already made the bookmarks for convention swap!!! Especially love the technique to dye the ribbon…it was so easy and not messy at all…turned out very well…thanks again for your inspiration…beth

13

Thanks, Andrea. That is a neat way to make a lovely corner!

14

Oh My God, how I really, really, really want that punch! And the circle scalloped punch. And the circlepunch that fits inside the scalloped circle. I´m so jealous of you people living in a country where SU can have demonsrators! I live in Norway, and SU can not have any demonstrators here. And if I were to buy something from a demonstrator in Canada, the US or anywhere else, the shipping and everything would be a nightmare! I at least hope you people that have axcess to Stampin´Up! s products enjoy using them! But thanks for a lot of inspiration and lovely papercrafted stuff, Andrea!

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