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September
1999
Welcome to the monthly Punch Art section of
scrapbooking.com. My name is Jenna Beegle, known to some as Scrap Lady, and I'll be responsible
for most of the ideas you'll be seeing here each month. Each month, we'll change the
theme of the punch art so there's always something new. But don't worry - the old
ideas will always be available in the archive. If you use any of these ideas in
your own books, we'd love to see your pages. Submit them and Jennia will get them up
here to share with the other scrappers. And we'll also have other punch artists
contributing their ideas. I think this is going to be a lot of fun!
Note from Jennia Hart: Serious
punch artists will want to take a look at Jenna's
Way Cool Punch Machine
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Remember, if you use any of these ideas, or if you have any ideas you'd like to
share, send them in. We'd love to show them off.
This month, we're going to talk about using
your punches with your titles. This is just a sample to whet your
appetite. Keep going and then try some of your own. Then be sure to send them in
to share with other readers! Also, you could use these in an ABC book. Or
different ones that reflect a person on their name. I used a Pebbles
template for all of these letters.
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| I simply outlined my letter, added my
balloons and drew the strings in so that they interacted with the
balloons. Wrapping the strings gives it more movement and interest. |
This little teddy bear is punched from
Paper Adventures Velveteen paper. The texture works well with the
star paper. Very cuddly! |
It's never too early to start planning!
Or too soon to catch up on your backlog! The colors in these papers are
muted for a more mellow Christmas feel. |
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| I love flower punches and probably have
them all. In this case, I outlined the letters and added very simple
flowers to the inside. The colors work nicely with the patterned paper of
the flower. |
Eek! A black cat crossing our path - or
at least the H. Combining patterns and themes makes a one of a kind look. |
What could be nicer and brighter than
bright patterned paper and a yellow sun. No cloudy days on that
beach! |
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| One of my favorite things about having a
daughter is having tea parties. The style of the paper is pretty but
not too frilly. |
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If you have any questions or comments email me
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