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Old 10-29-2007, 09:10 AM   #1  
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Default ideas for using tiny acetate letters

HI,
I just had a scrapbook store print out "Happily Ever After" in a cool script, and then they cut it out on their laser machine. Only trouble is, on the computer it is connected, but didn't come out that way in the end. So I have all these tiny script letters to spell out the sentiment and then the couple's names.

I need ideas of how to adhere these letters (xyron??? quickie glue pen??) and how to decorate them. They have a slight golden tinge from the burning of the laser, which is ok, because the scrapbook I am making has more of an elegant theme and I have some paper with these tones.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

Sue
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