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Approximate Time: 30 minutes
First I select a the paper that I want to use. I glue the magazine insert to the back of the paper. Wait about 10 minutes for the paper to dry.
Next, trace your cutout or letter in permanent black marker(or a marker that you can see). Now you are ready to cut out the shape.
This method is not as strong as chipboard, but it does give your project a little more stability and you can also use glue pads to give your project some extra added dimension.
By Georgetta from Waterloo, IA
By BLINDQUILTER (Guest Post)
10/15/2008
You can also use the back cardboard from writing tablets, old dead filing folders, and any boxes that had granola bars, sweetener packets, etc.
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10/03/2008
Thanks for other uses.With my G.children,I give them;a hole punch,yarn and a plastic needle and they use their imagination.
By
09/29/2008
I have been doing this for years, except I prefer to use cereal boxes because they are stronger. If necessary I even use two layers.
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