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Mitered Corner Tutorial


Good morning fellow crafters,
It’s another Wonderful Wednesday! It’s challenge day here at CWC! 
Another super fun challenge for you.
This week’s theme is:

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DOUBLE TAKE!

You need to create a project with the following elements
2 pieces of cardstock (preferably two different colors)
2 pieces of patterned paper (preferably different patterns)
2 embellishments
This is just the minimum. If you want to use more colors, papers and embellies, you are more than welcome….but it needs to have at least the minimum above.
Also needs to include a Cricut or other die cut machine of some type cut on it.
So here is what I created!

Here is a view of the entire layout.
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Here is a close up shot of the flowers and cherries.
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cherry and flower layout close up
I used the Lyrical Letters, Paper Lace and Paisley Cartridges as well as some 
great Graphic 45 paper to create this Domestic Goddess Layout.


Mitered Corner Vintage Frame Tutorial

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I painted the chipboard with some white acrylic paint. I used a regular piece of sponge.

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This is what the completed 12 x 12 piece of chipboard painted looked like. I purposely left it streaked and roughly painted.
I then cut it into  4 -  1.5”  x 12” strips and 4- .75” x 12” strips.

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I then used some repositionable glue to glue them down. This is what the bottom layer looked like. I then added the .75” strips on top of this one in the same fashion.

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This is what the corner looked like.

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Next you will need to trim the corner of your frame from inner edge to outer edge.

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Remove the “extra” pieces.

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This is what the “mitered” corner looks like with the pieces removed.


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Use tape or some other type of adhesive to secure the corner.

This is what the completed frame looks like. Once the frame is 
completed you can use pop dots to lift it up.
finished frame mitered

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Here is one last look at the project.
Thank you for stopping by!
Melin

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