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Here's a mini tutorial on making a zigzag edge
I have a mini tutorial on my blog about using Stampin' Up! square punches to make a zigzag edge.
You can find it
HERE Thanks for looking!!
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Awesome! Never thought of that but will use your technique going forward. Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial.
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This is a great idea! I am always looking for new ways to use all of these punches that I own!
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Thanks for the TIP!
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thanks for sharing this tip....really creates a nice edge
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Cool! TFS.
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TFS!!
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Quote:
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amrita Cool! TFS.
Yep. Using the corner rounder this way makes a scalloped edge (as long as you can take the guide off to fit the paper in the punch properly).
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Thanks you guys, I'm glad I could share something. :p
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Very cool, Barb!
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This is great thanks so much
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Wow! What a great idea...one I will definately have to try. TFS this!!
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What a great idea....Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Neato! Glad I caught this tip in the Weekly Inkling! Thanks SO MUCH for sharing!
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Thanks so much for sharing this tip!
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Thanks so much. I have been puzzling over this very thing the last few weeks.
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Thanks for the tip, I now have another reason I 'have to get' the square punches!
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Cool way to use my punches, thanks!
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and I had just about given up finding a use for that 1/4" punch - AWESOME!!! Thank you
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What a great idea - TFS!
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bump:p
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Very cool!
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Quote:
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Princesspansy and I had just about given up finding a use for that 1/4" punch - AWESOME!!! Thank you
Me too, I was so excited when I figured this out!!
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Thanks for the neat tip!
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This is a great tip. Thank you so much for sharing it.
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A little bump for anyone new to this forum.:p
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Great idea. Thanks for sharing. Now I just have to go buy the square punch.
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Monday morning bump:p
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what a great idea. I have used the scissors but they don't make a clean edge.
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Barb, what a terrific idea. I never ever would have thought of this one! Thanks much for sharing your knowledge.
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weekly bump :p
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Great idea!! TFS!!
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Here's a mini tutorial on making a zigzag edge
