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| 1. Pencil off area of chipboard or paper where faux leather will be applied. |
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| 2. Tear a long strip of paper. |
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| 3. Tear faux leather strip into small pieces. |
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| 4. Apply glue to area to be covered. |
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| 5. Place the small faux leather pieces onto the marked off area, overlapping each other. |
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| Voila! |
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Wow! TFS!
ReplyDeletevery very cool!
ReplyDeleteDid you put something over the torn pieces after they were adhered to the cardboard? Mod Podge? Or did you just leave them? Fun technique, Patty :)
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Hiya Shawn!
DeleteThis time I didn't, but Modge Podge sounds PERFECT!
wow! looks great Patty! xxx
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