Hey friends! I wanted to share a digital scrapbooking tutorial with you this week. Chelle gave out this tutorial back in January 22, 2015 in her newsletter. Let me show you how you won’t need scissors to make your favorite paper become fabric. Here are the links to CU Fabric Textures & CU Frayed Masks.
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Just clip a paper made with CU Fabric Styles on a CU Frayed Mask and viola! Wonderful!
So how do you make your favorite paper look like fabric? I usually use one of the methods in the recoloring class, but here’s a quick & dirty solution that will work well enough: Add the CU Fabric Texture above your paper. Change the blending mode to Overlay. For most papers this will be close enough to real. Now flatten the layers and clip it to a CU Frayed Mask!
Here are a couple of layouts from our CT members, Roxana & Krista.
Take a chance. I bet you’ll learn some new skills.
Enjoy!
Hi! I'm Chelle: a 40 something mom of 7. My husband & I live in a rural community in the rocky mountains with our 4 children still at home. In the winters we enjoy sledding & snuggling by the fire. I the cool fall evenings we love relaxing around the campfire & meeting friends at the county fair. Admiring the stars 
Thank you for the three freebies – each of them are perfect (no surprises there though, because your work is always perfect!) i enjoy using stitching, washi tape and clustery borders. But, i am a also a definite fan of Chelle’s Creations.
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