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    Been given a LOT of different wallpaper samples - aside from paper chains, collages, using them for drawing on the backs of and weaving with them, can you think of anything else crafty we could do?

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    I cut them into shapes, tractors, rockets, castles for the children to colour and stick bits onto, then also ran out of ideas, I'll watch this for some arty ideas.

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    texture flip book

    cut out numbers/letters again adding texture

    thicker bits .. cut out into shapes mount on card if needed ... add a piece of card as a tab/handle then dip into ink or paint for printing

    chalk or wax crayon rubbings
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    Some more ideas here

    http://www.mycraftbook.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=106

    Have fun

    Miffy xx

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    seen one on mr maker with wallpaper

    you cut out shapes from different wallpapers...like an owl or a flower...

    you cut each petal seperately and then you assemble them and glue them on some carton

    then you put a white piece of paper on top and use a crayon (lying on its side) to colour the paper...and you will see the shape of the flower or owl or whatever appear...you can use different colours to make it look nice

    (it is a bit like putting a coin under a paper and drawing over it with a pencil)

    hope i managed to explain this properly so you know what I mean
    Nicole xx

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    I use wallpaper samples for my own card making quite a lot. They make lovely backing papers!

    How about making little dolls houses out of card board boxes etc and then you can wallpaper the house?

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    Brill ideas, keep them coming!

    have had a dig around int he bags and there are some which are crying out to be made into greetings cards and some that will be paper rubbingsable or for printing with.

    and lots i want to put on my walls too!

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    That sounds like a brilliant resource I think i will be visiting my local wallpaper shop.

 

 

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