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: Use the edge of a pair of scissors or a craft knife to gently scrape along the paper's border to create a frayed, "shabby chic" look.

If you are trying to replicate the paper aesthetic in design software: 5_6256009450222520826.mp4

: Use the Picsart Editor and search for "paper" stickers. You can layer these "torn" sections over your images to create a collage or cutout look. Physical Crafting Techniques : Use the edge of a pair of

: Use the "Blend Image" app within Canva to overlay a crumpled paper image onto your design. Setting the blend mode to Multiply will make the wrinkles appear realistic over your background. Physical Crafting Techniques : Use the "Blend Image"

: Lightly dampening the edges of the paper with a paintbrush before rolling them slightly can create a more natural, weathered effect.

If you are working with actual paper to get a vintage or worn appearance:

: Real paper is created by grinding logs into chips, which are then cooked in a digester to soften the lignin adhesive that binds the fibers together.