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Old 05-09-2008, 11:53 AM   #1  
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Default Scalloped edges with a corner rounder punch?

I guess I'm wondering how you guys are making a scalloped edge with a corner rounder? Thanks in advance for the info.
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I am sure there has to be a tutorial with pictures somewhere...i'll look.

What you do is take the black guard off of the punch and then put the paper into it and punch and move down the paper this way, lining up your punches edge to edge...it is hard to explain, i'll look for some pictures.
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Can this technique be applied to round pieces of paper?
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Yes it can! The only issue is that you have to keep the edger "pointed" toward the center of the circle or oval and not tiltled. Just think of an imaginary line pointing to the center!

Here's an oval done with the corner rounder:
Cutie Pie -n- Whimsy Organizer by lbirus at Splitcoaststampers

One thing to know is that the scallops don't always come out perfectly even so be prepared for one wonky one last (if you look closely, you can see it at the bottom right side of my oval). I just try to position the last one in a spot where it will be less noticeable or a ribbon will cover it:rolleyes:!
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Thanks for the info ladies I'm going off to try it now! Thanks again
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Yes it can! The only issue is that you have to keep the edger "pointed" toward the center of the circle or oval and not tiltled. Just think of an imaginary line pointing to the center!

Here's an oval done with the corner rounder:
Cutie Pie -n- Whimsy Organizer by lbirus at Splitcoaststampers

One thing to know is that the scallops don't always come out perfectly even so be prepared for one wonky one last (if you look closely, you can see it at the bottom right side of my oval). I just try to position the last one in a spot where it will be less noticeable or a ribbon will cover it:rolleyes:!
WoW! I didn't know this. Love that project by the way!
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Default Tutorial under tools in resource section

We have a tutorial here on the site as well"

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Default Video Tutorial for Plan B

You can also do a scalloped edge with a 1/2" Punch. I've done a video tutorial on how to do it.

You can view it here.

Hope that helps!
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