How to Make a Collage of Words in Any Shape! You probably wouldn't believe me if I told you that at 2:00 this afternoon, this post was almost completely written! Then... I got sidetracked for eight hours (doing something fun and exciting for a friend... a surprise)! Now, here we are again, posting the Technology Tuesday post so close to the stroke of midnight that it's almost a Technology Wednesday post! Regardless, I am SO excited by being able to blog about How to Make a Collage of Words in Any Shape! This option swept the technology poll, leaving us with yet another landslide! Now, onto the tutorial! You can download this tutorial as a PDF by clicking this picture! Note: This tutorial is hosted on Google Docs. I'm having such a hard time figuring out what to add to the poll! In the meantime, I think I'll add a Blogger tutorial, how to add a "Pin It!"
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Tutorial for my homemade packing tape dressform Before you begin, you MUST have another person with you to help with this project.First, get your materials ready. Your going to need:-a roll of brown packing tape. 1 side has dry glue on it & it sticky when wet. I bought a huge roll for about 7 bucks at Office Depot. The beauty of using the paper tape is that it shapes itself after drying like instant paper mache strips. And later on you can put pins through it without lots of sticky residue getting on your sewing pins. Before you begin taping, it helps to prepare a bunch of cut pieces in different sizes. The trick is to use smaller strips for curvier areas like breasts, collar bones, neck, and larger strips for flatter areas like the small of your back and your shoulders. alls of the strips should be fairly skinny. I mostly used a lot of 1" by 6" strips, but cut some long ( 3"x18" ) and super short (.5"x3") Now its time to start taping. Wet each strip as you need it, because they dry fast and are extremely sticky when wet.
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