Try using colouring pages downloaded from the Internet or even colouring books that you bought for your kids to do paper-piecing. I've done quite a number of paper-piecing for my Disney layouts in my USA travel gallery such as below.
Just use the picture in the colouring page and trace templates for paper-piecing (remember to trace it a bit bigger at the part you want to piece it) Then paste it to colour card stocks and just each piece out.
After piecing them together, chalked it to give a little dimension to it. Sometimes, layouts that tells very little stories can be filled up using paper-piecing technique. I had so much fun doing these pages. It is especially difficult to find paper-piecing templates for Disney characters.
Really great idea.
ReplyDeletevery cute! i like the idea also.
ReplyDeleteluv, Belldandy.
Another good idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, great idea! I love your colorful, fun pages :). I recently had a post on my blog about paper piecing too: http://scrapbookideas.wordpress.com/2007/02/23/tips-tricks-paper-piecing/
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. They look great!
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