Recently, I did a swap on Club Ck in which the goal was to exchange "baddies"...also known as products in less than mint condition. I received several rub-ons. I have a love/hate relationship with rub-ons. They don't always go on as you would like them to. Sometimes spots are missing or just look less than perfect. In this case, parts of the rub-on were missing right from the rub-on sheet.
You can see the parts missing from the word friend.
If parts of the rub-on are missing or broken, use a marker in a color as close as you can match, and fill in the missing parts. Just do your best.
In this case, I used diamond stickles. Coordinated color stickles or even perfect pearls would hide any imperfections and allow you to easily use a broken or imperfect rub-on."
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I hate trashing anything, so, I pulled out a new and favorite stash item to fix them...Stickles.
The first step is to place the rub-on on your page in the desired location.
If parts of the rub-on are missing or broken, use a marker in a color as close as you can match, and fill in the missing parts. Just do your best.
Notice how the black marker is not a direct match to the rub-on.
Next, apply stickles over the rub-on. The stickles hide any mismatched colors, pen strokes, or unevenness (if you are like me and can't perfectly match the font or shape of the rub-on).
In this case, I used diamond stickles. Coordinated color stickles or even perfect pearls would hide any imperfections and allow you to easily use a broken or imperfect rub-on."
If you complete a project using this - or any of our other frugal tips - please send a picture to scrappinpsycho@live.com. We would love to share it.
Do you have a frugal tip you'd like to share. Email your tip, along with a picture to scrappinpsycho@live.com. Your tip could be featured in an up-coming Frugal Friday Tip.
