You'll need a
napkin, a tiny paint brush, and water.
The first
time I tore the napkin, I separated the layers because I thought they
would just fall apart. But that made the napkin too fragile. The next
time I tore the napkin, I peeled away one layer and left two. That
worked out much better.
1. Take your
little paint brush and dip it in the water
2. Tap off
excess moisture so it's just a little wet.
3. Paint with
the water around the edge of the picture on the napkin.
4. Paint just
a little way, and then, while the napkin is still wet, carefully pull
away the edge of the napkin. This leaves you with a nice, feathery
edge, and you have more control over the tear than you do when the
napkin is dry.
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