Papercraft Star - Photo Fragment Tutorial

In this video I share with you how I adhere photos to the Tim Holtz fragments and then cover them with patterned paper.

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• Tim Holtz
• Fragment charm
• charms
• photo
• gift idea
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• glossy accents
• crackle accents
• Ranger
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• Papercraft Star

[petunia10466]

I don't understand why you tear the backing paper off to begin with?

[EmoraDesigns]

@petunia10466

I do it to prevent the paper from peeling off later from being too thick. You don't have to, it is just my preference. Thanks for watching.

[TheKam77]

love this project!! how long do you let it dry? I want to try this, thanks for sharing!

[EmoraDesigns]

@TheKam77

Thank you! You just have to eyeball it. You don't want it to dry all the way but you don't want it to be too wet either. TFW!

[KINDERKRAFTS]

Hi again Reagan...

I think you needed to let it dry more...too bad your pic got ruined...hope you have another one...

TFS this really fun technique...

Have a fun spring day...

Surie

[EmoraDesigns]

@KINDERKRAFTS

Hi Surie,

Yep, I think I said that but I don't remember. I had another one! :)

Thank you and TFW!

[Mrsdutch1]

Thank you for sharing. Can you do this witch images you print yourself, or will it smear that way? And does it only work with photo paper?

[EmoraDesigns]

@littleglimpses

Thank you Mystele and TFW!

[EmoraDesigns]

@junbug1029

To prevent the possibility of the paper peeling off from being to thick. Thank you Joan and TFW!

[EmoraDesigns]

@chungis61804

Thank you and TFW!

[EmoraDesigns]

@stephanoid69

Thank you and TFW

[EmoraDesigns]

@PoconoPam

:) I did a ustream for YPP first live crop on making a swivel clasp. I may try to do a vid on here if I get the chance. Thanks for your interest Pam and thanks so much for watching! :)

[EmoraDesigns]

@rqh8urkak

Thank you. I did a ustream class on how to make a swivel charm for Your Paper Pantry. You should be able to search YourPaperPantry on ustream and find the swivel class. All you need is a jump ring and a couple pairs of pliers. TFW!