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Back to Main Tips Page Using Punches to Spotlight an Image |
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Stampin' Up! has created a great Word Window punch, but sometimes you need a larger or smaller hole. You can customize the size of your word window by | |||
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combining two punches. To create the word window for this card, I used the
3/4 inch circle punch on the two ends and completed the punching with the
3/4 inch square punch. You can also make a larger window by combining the 1
1/4 inch circle and square of the 1 3/8 inch circle and square. This is a fun technique, because you can "reveal" some of the text and keep some "secret" for when the card is opened. |
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Here is the inside of the card. |
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| There are also lots of other great punches that are not designed specifically to create Word Windows, but really work for this technique. | ||||
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This card was created using the Key Tag punch, but it is the perfect size for the wording in Bugs & Kisses. Both the large and small oval punches are also great choices. |
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| As you can see in both examples, a word window is a fun way to create some drama in your projects and it also lets you easily incorporate another color. | ||||
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Questions? Contact me at: |
Click here to see instructions for Creating Zigzags |
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| Click here to see instructions for Creating Scalloped Edges |
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