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These are used to hold paper together when inserted into a punched hole or just to add something extra to your scrapbooking projects. They don’t require any extra tools, just insert them into the hole and fold the ends over the back of the page. |
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These thin and detailed paper cuts require an adhesive to stick to a page. They add a great accent to a project alone, or can be dressed up with additional embellishments, such as ribbon and rhinestones. |
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Flowers come in a variety of materials, sizes, and colors. They can all easily be added to a page with an adhesive and add a lot of dimension to a project. |
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Eyelets require a hammer and eyelet setter to be properly placed. Insert the eyelet into a hole that will prevent it from going all the way through the paper, then flip the page over and lightly tap the back of the eyelet with the eyelet setter and hammer until it is flattened into place. Eyelets tend to be circular and hollow. They are used both as reinforcement and decoration for punched holes. |
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These are inserted following a similar process to eyelets, however they don’t require a hammer to set because the slits are already in the back of the eyelet. Don’t forget these items to help keep your embellishments in place! Eyelet Setters Eyelet Punch Adhesive Dots Liquid Adhesive Simply insert them as you would an eyelet, and press them with an eyelet setter or pen tip. |
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These embellishments are so simple and fun to use! They can be used in place of brads to add decoration and can easily be further decorated with ribbon or thread. Glue dots or liquid adhesive will hold these colorful accents in place. |
