SWEET PEAS: A4 Floral Background/Backing Paper with Commercial Use
This pretty background featuring floral, hand-drawn sweet peas is designed to match my "Sweet Peas" topper (cup791662_79993). But it would look lovely in any floral card or project, and would also make good printable wrapping paper for smaller items.
This sheet is designed to print out well (300dpi) at ordinary A4 size, with a small border for easy printing.
Finally, as with all my designs, these pretty sweet peas come with small-scale commercial use. Which means you're free to sell anything you physically hand-make using this sheet, whether on CUP, or anywhere else. Have fun with this!
Photographs from the Community
 with foam pads. I added the words to the blank insert and secured inside card using DST. Card was completed with matching pink satin ribbon around the spine of the card. An appropriate sentiment will be added later. A very pretty design which is suitable for different occasions by changing the sentiment.
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Printed out background paper, as well as cup791662_79993 and cup858724_79993. I cut a piece of the background paper slightly smaller than the front of white base card. This was mounted onto black card with DST, trimmed to leave a narrow border and secured to front of base card with DST.
I made up matching topper design - securing main design to black card with DST, trimming to leave a narrow border and securing to card front (at an angle) with foam pads.
I added the words to the blank insert and secured inside card using DST. Card was completed with matching pink satin ribbon around the spine of the card. An appropriate sentiment will be added later. A very pretty design which is suitable for different occasions by changing the sentiment.
 onto the professional watercolor paper, cut them out and attached to the contrast (or matching) color mats. I also added some brads, ribbons or other embellishments if it was necessary to complete my card. ){kind=link}
I just wanted to have more cards with Clare's amazing watercolors in my collection. So I decided to try all possible combinations of matching backgrounds, front cards and inserts.
I printed the background page as well as the main images (which I bought earlier) onto the professional watercolor paper, cut them out and attached to the contrast (or matching) color mats.
I also added some brads, ribbons or other embellishments if it was necessary to complete my card.