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Sometimes you might not want all of the corners to meet up with each other and would prefer an Alternating Corner approach.
Traditionally, a design like this would require a specialized Template or editing it in Trace.
Now with the introduction of the #112: Ornamental template and the existing #106: Mixed template, you can now make this with a few simple clicks.
Click New Mat Design on the FrameShop Main Page.
Click Cancel on the New Openings Screen.
On the Openings Tab, bring the template #112: Ornamental or the #106: Mixed onto the Editor.
NOTE: Selecting different Templates and adjusting their Parameters will give you an unlimited range of creative options.
Click on the Properties Tab.
Enter the desired size for the Ornamental opening and any other adjustments you wish to make.
For Additional Information: See:
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#106 Mixed Properties
Under Number of Layers, set the desired number of layers.
For this example, we used 5 Layers.
We’re going to select the desired Template for each layer.
Select #403 Crescent for the top layer.
Select #401 Oriental (Kobe) for the next layer.
Select #404 India Notch for the next layer.
Select #403 Crescent for the next layer.
Select #407 Grecian Notch for the last layer.
From here, you can click on Parameters and adjust them as desired.
For this example, we changed the Parameters for the top layer so that the corners touch against the next layer.
Radius: 1.375
Step Width: .4375
The Alternating Corners Waves design is done.
NOTES:
You can repeat this process to use any templates together.
Try using different Templates.
You can also adjust the Template’s Parameters which will give you endless creative options for your creative abilities.
Remember: Have fun!
Here are a small sample of different Alternating Corners Waves designs along with what Templates were used to create them.
Feel free to mix up the Templates selected and the number of Layers.
Feel free to mix up the Parameter settings.
