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I've seen lots of beautiful cards with a large scalloped edge to them. I've tried duplicating by tracing circles and cutting with scissors but it's just not a "clean" enough edge. Is there a large scalloped border punch available? :confused: And if so, who is the manufacturer???? Looked at Michael's tonight and didn't find anything. Thanks for your help!!
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I've seen lots of beautiful cards with a large scalloped edge to them. I've tried duplicating by tracing circles and cutting with scissors but it's just not a "clean" enough edge. Is there a large scalloped border punch available? :confused: And if so, who is the manufacturer???? Looked at Michael's tonight and didn't find anything. Thanks for your help!!
Spellbinders has 3 different sizes of scalloped borders... petite, big scallops and jumbo scallops. Jumbos are my favorite! They have 3 large scallops. Here is a link http://www.spellbinderspaperarts.com/borderabilities
I've seen lots of beautiful cards with a large scalloped edge to them. I've tried duplicating by tracing circles and cutting with scissors but it's just not a "clean" enough edge. Is there a large scalloped border punch available? :confused: And if so, who is the manufacturer???? Looked at Michael's tonight and didn't find anything. Thanks for your help!!
Also, I have seen people make a border out of their circle punches. They line a row of them, and cover the top half with a layer of cardstock. All you see are the scallops peeking out below.
How do these compare (PTI, My Favorite Things, Spellbinders)? Anybody seen any reviews on these or own them to give a comparison? If you could buy just one set, which would you choose?
Went to a stamp camp and learned to do a neat scallop using SU Round Top Label punch #22. You use just one edge with the "ears", it helps to make a mark on each side of the punch so you get your pieces even, then you just line up the edge of the "ears" with the edge of your card and tape them to the back side. Four fit nicely down the long edge of a 4-1/4" x 5-1/2 card. I also use the inside paart of this punch on a 1" strip to make a fancy edge on tags for sentiments. Saves me buying two more punches. Wheeeeee I can buy another stamp set.
How do these compare (PTI, My Favorite Things, Spellbinders)? Anybody seen any reviews on these or own them to give a comparison? If you could buy just one set, which would you choose?
The Spellbinders die templates are the only ones that will emboss that distinctive finished edge. Spellbinders holds a patent on the embossing technology. Although they look similar, the dies from PTI and MFT just cut. Since I love the embossed edge, Spellbinders would be my choice.