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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2009

Marion shares how she distresses pockets with patterned paper to get a torn wallpaper effect.

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  • Great tutorial, how old is Blake, I have a 2 year old and he sound just as busy. I admire you for doing a tutorial with him there, I try to do mine when he is napping. He would be at the camera and running off with stuff I needed. LOL. Is this technique for a mini you are working on or a kit. One of the previous comments made it sound like it is part of a kit?

  • Blake is 2 almost 2 1/2!! This is a mini I'm working on from one of my kits. I love having my kids around when I do videos, it hilarious sometimes lol!

  • Great tutorial!! Love the effect it gives! I love your soundtracks, lol, it makes it seem more real and I love getting a glimpse into your life :o) TFS x

  • Thank you!! Yeah it's my crazy busy life lol!

  • what would u recommend for a new scrapbooker tool and supply wise? a beginner's kit i guess you could say tools and such.

  • Distress ink in brushed courduroy, Tim Holtz Setrated scizzors, glue sticks, glimmer mist, prima flowers, K&Co papers, bone fold, chipboard, cropadile, and eyelets, and a paper trimmer. These are all good things to start with and will be all you need for awhile. Thank you for watching!

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  • Thank you for sharing love that technique will try next time!!!

  • Great techniques! Thanks for sharing! I loved the little giggle at the end of the video! I also admire you for working on stuff with the kids right around you! I get a little overwhelmed sometimes when my three are awake while I'm trying to scrap! Thanks again!

  • TFS. I am working on my first mini for myself and I am going to try this in it.  Thank you thank you thank you!

  • really great look

  • great technique!! that was funny to hear Blake in the background, as I watched this my 4 yr old who should be sleep is bouncing on the bed and banging on the wall....OH JOY.(^_^)

  • I have never seen anyone tear the paper after gluing it down. Cool idea. It looks great. The sponge brush was so slick. I do not like the blender tool either. I am definately try out thye sponge brush. Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

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