Have you ever wanted to have a torn edge but could not because the paper was just too small? I really wanted the torn edge look for this song sheet paper from October Afternoon but I didn't want to cut into the actual wording and images. To get a torn edge look without sacrificing much paper:
- Trim the very edge with a rough edge decorative scissors. These are from Provocraft.
- Use a distressing tool to rough up the edge more naturally. This tool is from Stampin' Up!
That's it. Then you can ink as desired. I put some Ranger Old Paper on first further onto the DSP. Then went around the edge with Ranger Vintage Photo. It almost looks like a burned edge.
The flower was spritzed with two different Angel's mists. It is just a regular silk flower from Hobby Lobby that I pulled apart for this collage card. The scallop circle is cut from newsprint and distressed.
Happy day! Thanks for spending part of it here.
Ingredients: Baroque order wheel from SU!
Cardstock: Certainly Celery
Ink: Mellow Moss; Vintage Photo and Old Paper from Ranger
DSP: Thrift Shop by October Afternoon
Ribbon: Gingham by SU!; Dot by Paper Studio
Saying is from K & Company
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