cut and move a hundred times before pasting

Avert your eyes if you have no time to waste. 

Because one could spend countless amounts of time re-arranging bits of cut paper on a blank page.

If you have equal preference for both sides of the paper, so much the better.

Once you get all this stuff out, you might as well make a big batch of pieces of paper that you are sure will not go together.

Because invariably you will find a pattern with them all that you do find pleasing.

So much fun.  Who knew?

And I have not even begun to manipulate the background. 

This my friends, is just to show you that cut and paste can quickly turn into cut and move a hundred times before pasting. 

Comments

[stacey]

love it. haven't done this since i was a kid.

[Brenda F]

You have inspired me to be more creative with my own homemade planner. It is making me happy now and I know it will continue to make me happy in the year to come. Thank you and enjoy your cutting and pasting!

[Barbara Casillas]

Cut and paste. Even the words are playful. Every adult should give it a try. Check out the designs that Henri Matisse made with scissors towards the end of his life. Love the variety of your posts.

[Joan]

I've never done cut and paste in adulthood. I'll have to give this a try. Looks like fun.

[Judy H.]

love this :)

[Lisa]

Thanks for introducing me to Uppercase! How did I not know?

[Cat]

Have you read The Paper Garden by Molly Peacock?