5. Go back to the triangles and cut another 4 strips off of each triangle again. These will be just a little shorter.

6. Place those strips on the 4 borders and secure the corners, secure them well. You can do them in 45 degree cuts or you can do them straight across. Make sure that the cross strips are under the border strips.

7. Cut 6 more strips off of the triangle and finish putting in the strips so it looks like this. Please note that you will have more squares and this image is just a drawing and not to porportion. Make sure the cross strips are under the border strips and that the strips cross on the inside of the margin -- see the little black box below.

8. Here is where I use the 1/8 hole punch and punch the cross strips on the borders. Then I set my eyelets. Make sure that you do not set the eyelets on the border strips and make sure that you punch where the strips cross.

9. Put the eyelets in the rest of the page that the strips cross. I (this is preferance for me) place my layout on a piece of 10 x 10 corkboard and use a bic pen to punch the holes.

10. Clean-Up. Check the following to finish your final page.

a. Make sure there are no strips hanging outside of the page.

b. Make sure that the border is secure to the page. I tape it where the eyelets are so you can slip pictures using the borders also.

11. Using the scraps you can make a tag or a topper where text can be put on to give the page a theme.

My Final Layout! Enjoy!!