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"Notes, ticket stubs, magazine tears \u2014 unless you&amp;#039;re a compulsive album-maker, these are probably just crumpled up in a desk somewhere. Why not turn these scraps into a fun picture frame? Here&amp;#039;s how: What you&amp;#039;ll need:  Wide (at least 1 1/2&amp;quot; around) unfinished picture frame Scraps of paper, photos, tickets, etc. Decoupage glue &amp;amp;amp; sealer (or regular Elmer&amp;#039;s and spray gloss) Scissors Digital camera, if using Paper towels How to do it: 1. Select the pieces you want to use and arrange them on the frame. Be sure they will overlap the edge of the frame. Take a digital photo of the layout, if you&amp;#039;re afraid of messing up the perfect arrangement \u2014 you can refer to it in the next step.   2. Remove the papers from the frame, then glue them on one by one with the decoupage glue (or Elmer&amp;#039;s). Wrapping a bit of paper towel around your index finger, smooth out any bubbles or wrinkles on each piece as you go. 3. Continue to layer the images until the frame is completely covered. Allow to dry. 4. Coat with decoupage sealer (or spray with gloss). Allow to dry, then repeat until you are happy with the coverage.   5. The Finished Look  Variations: Consider creating a set of T-shirt canvases, like three vacation T-shirts of the same color. You can also mix up canvas shapes and sizes to fit the designs you like \u2014 like a little 2&amp;quot; square one for an old logo or monogram, or a rectangular one for a horizontal design. \u2014Project and photos by Ayn-Monique Tetreault-Rooney Klahre "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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