I love this! I think I would leave them attached and just trim away the bulk on the sides and then the corners would be identical on front and back of the corner of the book
Thank you, Twylah! 🤗 You are absolutely right! 👍 I've been using this technique for making corner embellishments/tuck spots in my journals 😉 It works really well and looks nice 😊
I just experimented with 2 inch foil circles I had which were adhesive. I folded in half and half again like she did, the fit beautifully on rounded corners and also straight.
@@GingerUrban-f3z Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you like it! I saw some metallic paper at my local dollar tree last week, so it may be worth checking out, too 😉
Good idea and very good instructions ! I am wanting to enhance a dry mount diamond art project and accent the corners . It would be material thicker than a book but I think this might be the best idea I have seen so far for ....
@@chasingpaper2022 Where did you get the metalic paper from ? Also that embossing thing what is it , where do you find one ? We tried hobby lobby but were dissapointed ......
@@doublej4077 You can check Michael’s or Joann’s for metal finish paper in the paper crafts/scrapbooking isle. You may buy it in a pack or as a single sheet. The embossing was done with the Sizzix BigShot Embossing/Die Cutting machine and a Sizzix Embossing Folder
Thank you very much for the fantastic idea! Your instructions are simple, easy to follow, yet cover needed details. There are now a few extra items to pick up on my next visit to the dollar store. Heading to browse your other videos. Thanks & happy crafting 🐿
@@chasingpaper2022 loved it 😁 Any suggestions if u dont have any paper punches..the patterned ones are pretty expensive here in Australia unfortunately. I guess u can cut some design with small scissors.. Again thanku x
@@karenmusa3052 You can always leave a straight edge for a more simple and clean utilitarian look, which is reminiscent of antique ledgers. And, like you said, cutting out a design with small scissors will work too. If your paper is not too thick, I would try to work with 2 squares at a time by “sandwiching” them together before cutting, just to make sure that the design is identical on all corners, front and back. You can also trace your desired design on the top square of your “sandwich” before cutting. In that case, you need to to flip over your top square and trace on the back side, so that the lines are not visible on your corner after you are finished cutting. Hope this helps! 😊 Let me know how it works out! 🌺
@@chasingpaper2022 Good idea thanku so much for your advice, so very much appreciated 🥰 Oh yes that is a great idea about putting the lil piece of paper on to a larger piece of cardstock.. brilliant 😅🥰
I am new here, referred by one of your subbies in a comment on another channel! I love this tutorial and be assured I will be making these. Thanks for sharing. I have saved this to use after I decide on my paper. I look forward to your future how-tos! As I am now a subbie. Be safe and well. 🦋🦋🦋
OMG! This is actually brilliant and super smart! I will save some money doing this 🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@Manifestation_fairy Thank you so much! 💖 So glad it was helpful! Enjoy!! 😊
Beautifully done!!!! Thanks
@@customercustomer3634 Thank you so much! 😊
THIS is GREAT!!!!!!! Thank you....Major WOW
Thank you so much, Patricia! 😊
I love this! I think I would leave them attached and just trim away the bulk on the sides and then the corners would be identical on front and back of the corner of the book
Thank you, Twylah! 🤗 You are absolutely right! 👍 I've been using this technique for making corner embellishments/tuck spots in my journals 😉 It works really well and looks nice 😊
💡 Great idea. Thanks for the tip.
Thank you - thank you. Quick, easy & inexpensive.
Absolutely! Thank you so much! Glad you like it! 😊
Watching a year later and your instructions are great❣️🤗💖🦋
Thank you so much! 😊🌺💕
Beautiful corners. Much cheaper to make than to buy the actual metal corners. Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to try this.
Thank you, Deb! So glad like them! 😊
I just experimented with 2 inch foil circles I had which were adhesive. I folded in half and half again like she did, the fit beautifully on rounded corners and also straight.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing and Happy Crafting! 😊
WOW 😮, these are AMAZING and so much easier to attach than the metal ones. I just ordered some metallic paper from Amazon. 😅😂.
TFS
@@GingerUrban-f3z Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you like it! I saw some metallic paper at my local dollar tree last week, so it may be worth checking out, too 😉
Love this tutorial...looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Sally! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
What a fantastic idea Thank You
Thank you, Helen! So glad you liked it!
What a terrific video!!! I'm glad to see that someone else struggles with border punches! LOL! Delightful!! TYFS
LOL! This punch is my nemesis! 😂 Thank you so much, Pam! 🤗💕
Pretty!
Thank you! 😊💕
Simply usefulness and fun colors we can make. I would love black Matte finish in some cases.
Thank you! So glad you liked it!
Good idea and very good instructions ! I am wanting to enhance a dry mount diamond art project and accent the corners . It would be material thicker than a book but I think this might be the best idea I have seen so far for ....
Thank you so much! 😊 I'm sure it will work great for your project! 👍
@@chasingpaper2022 Where did you get the metalic paper from ? Also that embossing thing what is it , where do you find one ? We tried hobby lobby but were dissapointed ......
@@doublej4077 You can check Michael’s or Joann’s for metal finish paper in the paper crafts/scrapbooking isle. You may buy it in a pack or as a single sheet. The embossing was done with the Sizzix BigShot Embossing/Die Cutting machine and a Sizzix Embossing Folder
I can do this!❤ Thank you
@@pattismith6047 Great! Thank you!
Fantastic tutorial . Loved it
Thank you so much! 🤗
I love the simplicity of this design. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
You are so welcome! Glad you like it! 😊✨
Thanks for the tutorial. I have some metal book corner covers but I love this idea too.
Thank you for watching! It’s always good to have options! 😊🌺
Hi, what a great tutorial, your ideas are ever lasting ❤
Thank you so much, Violet! 🤗🌺
Genius idea! This would make lovely bookmarks as well! Thank you so much for this tutorial ❤
Thank you! Glad you like it! 🤗🌺
I like it. It seems easy enough. I will give it a try. Thank you.
Thank you!😊 It really is *easy* and fun to make! Glad you like it!
TFS
Thank you so much! 💖
Thank you very much for the fantastic idea!
Your instructions are simple, easy to follow, yet cover needed details.
There are now a few extra items to pick up on my next visit to the dollar store.
Heading to browse your other videos.
Thanks & happy crafting
🐿
Thank you so much! Glad you like this project! 😊🍁
Thank you❤
Very nice idea! Thanks for sharing. 😊
Thank you so much! 💖I’m so glad you are enjoying my videos! 🤗🌷
Fantastic!
Thank you! 😊
This is brilliant, Valeriya! Have to try these too! I love your creativity!
Thank you so much! 😊 You are so kind! I'm glad you are enjoying it! 😊✨🌹
It's looks amazing and really easy to make. Thanks for sharing your secrets and knowledge.
Thank you so much! 🤗 Glad you like it!
brilliant, i just did this and it looks great x
Thank you, Linda! I’m so glad that you like it! 😊
Thank you for sharing! 💜
Thanks for watching! 🤗🌺
Beautiful
Thank you! 😊
very nice
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much for this great idea 😍
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😊🌺
Great idea!
Thanks, Janeen! 😊🌺
Fantastic thanku so much 🥰
Thanks for watching! 😊 Glad you liked it!
@@chasingpaper2022 loved it 😁
Any suggestions if u dont have any paper punches..the patterned ones are pretty expensive here in Australia unfortunately.
I guess u can cut some design with small scissors..
Again thanku x
@@karenmusa3052 You can always leave a straight edge for a more simple and clean utilitarian look, which is reminiscent of antique ledgers. And, like you said, cutting out a design with small scissors will work too. If your paper is not too thick, I would try to work with 2 squares at a time by “sandwiching” them together before cutting, just to make sure that the design is identical on all corners, front and back. You can also trace your desired design on the top square of your “sandwich” before cutting. In that case, you need to to flip over your top square and trace on the back side, so that the lines are not visible on your corner after you are finished cutting. Hope this helps! 😊 Let me know how it works out! 🌺
@@chasingpaper2022 Good idea thanku so much for your advice, so very much appreciated 🥰
Oh yes that is a great idea about putting the lil piece of paper on to a larger piece of cardstock.. brilliant 😅🥰
@@karenmusa3052 Glad you found it helpful! 😊👍
Great tutorial
Thanks, Kim! Glad you liked it! 😊
Love this! Glad I found your channel! TFS
Thanks, Connie! Welcome to Chasing Paper! 🤗I’m so glad you are here! 🌺
GREAT, GREAT IDEA!!!!! Thank you so very much. This is exacty what I needed, you are fantastic, bless you💖💖💖
Thank you so much, Joanne! I'm glad you liked it! 🤗💐
Thank you ❤
Thanks for watching! 😊🌺
I love this!!!! Great tutorial! I’m a new subscriber!
Thank you, Janice! Welcome to chasing paper! 🤗 I am so happy you are here! 🌺
Lovely!
Thank you! 😊
I am new here, referred by one of your subbies in a comment on another channel! I love this tutorial and be assured I will be making these. Thanks for sharing. I have saved this to use after I decide on my paper. I look forward to your future how-tos! As I am now a subbie. Be safe and well. 🦋🦋🦋
Thank you, Gladys! 🤗Welcome to my channel! I'm so glad you are here!🌺 I hope you enjoy making these! 😊
Gladys, do you by any chance remember on which channel I was mentioned in a comment? I'd love to give that subbie a shout out in my next video! 😊
Yes, it was your subbie Rachel e on today’s Gayle Agostonelli channel.
@@gladysward6969 Thank you! :)