Teri Anderson's Hello Card, January/February 2009 issue
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Designer Tip from Teri Anderson:
For best results, when trimming a detailed design from patterned paper, try turning your paper as you cut instead of turning your scissors.
~The Paper Crafts Team
Well, paper piecing could be something for your next Creative Recess. It’s almost like a Part 2 of your fussy cutting lesson =) TFS!
I’d like to see something on the newsest inking techniques.
Carol B
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I’m enjoying all sorts of flower making w/ fussy cutting, punches, die cuts,… Maybe you could explore some flower techniques. Mahalo.
Lovely card Teri! Every now and then I try fussy cutting, I do turn the paper not the scissors, but I just can’t seem to master it. I think the problem may be the arthritis in my hands. It’s painful to use them sometimes, but I just love creating… so I keepgoing… Me and the Energizer Bunny!
I do enjoy the fussy cut for card making. It is something that you can continue to develop and refine- I still don’t know if I get it right every time, but it can really look great.