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This fun trick allows items to be viewed and then hidden once again. It's a great technique for educational scrapbooks where text outside
window asks a question and answer is held inside window.
To make a pop up window, divide a piece of paper into three sections. This paper can either match, complement, or contrast with your background color. Next, paste middle section of your pop up window to your background. Place your object or photograph on top of this middle section. Then, simply close window.
A nice bow or other embellishment can also be added onto outside of these windows to add an elegant touch.
Nigel Patterson is a writer on arts and crafts and the publisher of numerous articles to help you with your scrapbook projects, including tips on scrapbook layout and scrapbook supplies.
