Scallop edges in new 2008 SU catalog

[greynolds]

This is my first post, so I don't really know what I am doing but I do have a technique questions.

I have received the new SU catalog. I really like the use of straight line scalloped edges; for example pages: cover, pg 7, 42, 55,56,57, 68, and many other examples. I believe they probably used several different techniques but I don't see much for tools available in the catalog. I do see the embossing templates and circle punches. I am wondering if other tools were used to achieve the results.

Thank you very much for the information.
Glenda

[sophmad]

This is a great tutorial by Beate to make a scalloped edge.
Blogs at Splitcoaststampers

[SammyStamper]

You can do it with the corner rounder like Beate's tutorial. SU also notes you can stick circles on the back side for the scallop edge.

[debzi333]

Never thought of the idea of using circles on the backside to create a scallopped edge!! That is versatile as the other way of creating scallops can be length limiting for the particular panel - if you know what I mean!

[StampinAK]

It may take a little longer, but it only requires a spool of thread. The Aug/Sept Memory Makers Magazine showed the scalloped edges made by using a spool of thread and tracing around the spool's bottom edge on the edge of your paper to the depth you prefer. Hope this helps!

[curias]

I did a video making a scalloped edge with a slit punch.

http://scraptime.ca/blogpage/?p=163

[greynolds]

Thank you very much!!! I am on my way to try the options.
Happy New Year.

Glenda

[indyemmert]

There is also a new stamp set with scalloped edges that you can stamp and cut around.