Hello! And welcome!
Today’s tip has to do with
TRACING!
I am somewhat of a paper saver. It comes in pretty handy when I am in project mode.White, tissue gift paper is something that I have grabbed up many times for pattern making.
While working on a Bible verse puzzle poster at the churches building, I realized, that in order to make this poster available to other teachers, I was going to need a pattern.
I had no tracing paper on hand, my supply of tissue paper was lacking and my poster board was too dark to just put up to a window to trace the picture onto an overlaid poster.
So what to do?
Have you ever noticed how,
when it’s time to change the film on a laminator,
there is always a little laminating film left on the roll?
Necessity is the mother of invention,
so I looked around the room
so I looked around the room
searching for something transparent enough to use for tracing,
my eyes fell upon a small stash of leftover laminating film!
my eyes fell upon a small stash of leftover laminating film!
PERFECT!
It was certainly clear enough and won’t rip like tissue paper.
I was ever so thankful to the person who decided to save this stuff!!
I laid it out over my poster, got my black marker, and began to trace.
It worked perfectly!
So think again before throwing out that leftover laminate!!
Sorry, there was a bit of a glare. |
There you have it, a perfect pattern! |
Tape pattern to a window
and lay white or light colored poster board
over pattern to trace!
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