Die cuts don't have to be for scrapbooking or card making only.
This poster is being used as a way to choose who will be the teacher's helper.
This was very simple to make. I got on-line and searched for a vase, printed and cut it out. I then took green paper and used scissors that cut wavy lines to use as the stems. If you don't have scissors that do that - straight stems would work just fine. I added a few bugs then I had the poster board laminated. I then used craft velcro dots and pressed one side of the dots along the stems. The other half of velcro was placed on the backside of the flowers where I had written the names of the children.
This idea could also be made and used on a smaller scale. For example each of your children could have their own vase, which would have 4 spots where flowers could be attached. They would be given flowers with jobs printed or pictured on the backside. Their vase would become full of flowers as they completed their jobs.
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I used purple and yellow paper layered for the base of these two pages. Then I cropped the pictures to the desired size and attached them using acid-free glue. The next step which totally made these pages stunning was to simply add the headers and mini die cuts..jpg)
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Only part of this die cut with matching frame was used. The frame and "saying" can now be used on another scrapbook page..jpg)
Take a look at these two great ways to use frames on your scrapbook pages!
These headers are so simple to use - the fun part is that they come double sided. You choose to use either the purple or blue side. The creator of these pages used eyelets to give it a final touch.
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