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January 23, 2024 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 22, Issue 4

Hi there!

In my stash of papers, I have many background papers that have been designed with great care. Artsy details have been lovingly added to the edges of these papers.

These papers are from Karen Schulz, Little Butterfly Wings, Palvinka Designs, Tiramisu Designs, and Simple Pleasure Designs. The key is the grungy little edges.

MY PROBLEM
The problem is–I have a very good chance that the pretty edges of these papers will be cropped away in the printing process.

ONE SOLUTION
In this week’s free video tutorial, I’ll show you one possible solution for using the pretty edges of your papers to amp up your page design and help support the subject of your page.

You’ll find the details below.

Love and creative success,

Jen White, Owner of Digital Scrapper & QwikLearn

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P.S. The header above was created using Boy Stuff by Studio Flergs.

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