There are a ton of great ways to use vellum. One of my favorites is as an overlay. Whenever I am using bright or bold papers, I will print a small narrative onto the vellum in a dark ink. I prefer to use nice clean tears, instead of cutting it. It gives a slightly roughened edge. It can be a little tricky using glue to secure it down, as you will be able to see the glue through the vellum and it can cause distortion of the vellum itself. I usually skip the glue, and secure it down with some interesting brads, or something of that type. The pattern of the paper will still be visible through the vellum, but it will be softened.
If you don't want to apply using eyelets in the corners or with something else like photo corners (or other corner type embellishments), run it through a Xyron machine or similar that applies a solid, clear adhesive evenly across the entire back side. Make sure to smooth it using a bone folder, and do that with a nice even surface behind the material you're working on (ie, don't smooth it on a wooden table or work surface that has any texture).
Hope that makes sense. =)
You can put pictures, birthday cards/invites, and anything on paper that you and your friend did together (songs/poems you and your friend wrote). Things like that.
You can put newspapers in scrapbooks, but you have to be careful, as newspapers are HIGHLY acidic. There are archival sprays that you can spray on the newspaper, but even then you are taking chances because of the high acidity of the newspaper. The best bet is to copy them onto acid free paper.
you put it in white paint
no because its most likely to explode at extreme temperatures
A tree gives us paper the leaves are very skinny so people just put a lot of leaves together make it wrinkle free and get off the color ( if they want white paper) and ta da paper !
go to a scrapbook or craft store and pick out some religious themed supplies like...... paper (acid-free), rub ons, stickers, vellum, stamps and ribbon. then put it with you pictures. if it is of kids at Sunday school pick a more kidish religious supplies that have more color and more fun :)
You stick it with double sided tape on the back of the feather. Get your scrapbook, and put it in.
No. If referencing it in a paper you will put it in quotes as you do a poem.
You can put pictures, birthday cards/invites, and anything on paper that you and your friend did together (songs/poems you and your friend wrote). Things like that.
yes but for a term paper you must use MLA format
because lots of people use scraps of material and paper and all sorts of things and put them in a book with other things. now days most people go to an arts and craft store to get brand new things instead of using things from home.
you can put pictures, photos, messages, old letters anything that brings memories. A scrapbook is used for many things but the best thing to use it for is keeping memories.
I would put some quotes from Romeo and Juliet on the page If it was supposed to be their scarpbook, you could put a wedding certificate, inivnations, pressed flowers, photos of Verona, letters, obituaries, news articles, or anything Romeo and Juliet would give as gifts to each other.
"Every picture tells a story." - Unknown
You can put newspapers in scrapbooks, but you have to be careful, as newspapers are HIGHLY acidic. There are archival sprays that you can spray on the newspaper, but even then you are taking chances because of the high acidity of the newspaper. The best bet is to copy them onto acid free paper.
I'm almost positive that you put it in quotes.
blue prints,notes, weird equations you find on the internet...