Creating A Project With The Using Watercolor Paints In Your Papercrafting Tutorial

Now that you've created the project it's time to put it together

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After using the watercolor paints in your papercrafting, it's time now to put those pieces together to create a project.

You will need

Using Watercolor Paints In Your Papercrafting Tutorial 1 piece Cardstock to create card base 1 piece Patterned Paper 1 Ribbon , to decorate tags 1 Eyelets for each tag made Eyelet Setter Distressing Tool for distressing paper edges Paper Trimmer Tape Runner Hole Punch

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After using the watercolor paints in your papercrafting, it's time now to put those pieces together to create a project.

Instructions

1. Begin by creating a card base that will fit the size of your watercolored piece. This card base is a 5" x 7". Also, cut a piece of patterned paper that will fit the card, too. The sheet used in this project is a 4 5/8" x 6 1/2".

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   Distress the edges of the focal piece.

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   Also, distress the edges of the patterned paper.

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   Layer the focal piece on top of the patterned paper and then onto the card base adding lines of tape to the back side of them to adhere them.

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   Finish the tags using the following steps.

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   Punch a hole in the center of each tag using a hole punch and then set an eyelet into the hole. Tie the ribbon through the hole and knot it towards the back to hold it into place.

7. Whether creating a card, a treat bag tag or a bookmark, the watercolor paints and this technique add a whole other layer to your projects!