mini scallop

[scrapcat1216]

anyone know how they made the mini scallop edge in the SS catalog on pages 7 and 68? i know about the corner rounder and using the edge of the scallop notes but the border on these projects looks smaller. anyone know what they used? thanks!

[gaylestamps]

You're right - the source is not given in the back of the catalog. I made the box on page 7 and used the small corner-rounder to get 6 scallops; the sample in the catalog has almost twice that many. Maybe they used the Classy Brass templates? I used the Pick-A-Petal template to make my own ''Carousel Notes'' and they came out great!

[craftymj]

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Originally Posted by scrapcat1216

anyone know how they made the mini scallop edge in the SS catalog on pages 7 and 68? i know about the corner rounder and using the edge of the scallop notes but the border on these projects looks smaller. anyone know what they used? thanks!

I use the punch slit from stampin up. Walk it along the edge of the paper slightly touching the last punch. Each punch has to be released with your finger because it sticks a little but the end result is well worth it! mj

[scrapcat1216]

i forgot to mention that i have the slit punch as well. what else could it possibly be?

[Mis.ty]

maybe there's a new tool that we'll see in the next catty????

[queenbeewv]

I saw somewhere on scs that they used the word punch and tape them in a circle and they are smaller.

[Curly Chick]

The one on page 68 lists the On Board Ginormous pieces and it has a scalloped edge piece, maybe they covered it with cs. On page 7, I have no idea.

Pamela

[Tmccalla]

I have used the Slit Punch to make the scallop. I did see that there is also a stamp set with a scallop that wold work too, but you would have to cut it out. It's called "All Scallops"" and is on page 111 there is both sizes in the set. Good Luck!

[SusieQ4417]

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Originally Posted by queenbeewv

I saw somewhere on scs that they used the word punch and tape them in a circle and they are smaller.

Do you mean they taped each one?