Vintage Floral Background
A vintage floral background perfect for cardmaking, scrapbooking and more. Looks beautiful printed onto fabric too.
Photographs from the Community
, coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip. Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845){kind=link}
Gorgeous paper! The first photo shows it printed on cardstock (left), coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip.
Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845
, coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip. Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845){kind=link}
Gorgeous paper! The first photo shows it printed on cardstock (left), coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip.
Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845
, coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip. Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845){kind=link}
Gorgeous paper! The first photo shows it printed on cardstock (left), coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip.
Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845
, coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip. Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845){kind=link}
Gorgeous paper! The first photo shows it printed on cardstock (left), coffee stained copy paper (top), coffee stained green copy paper (right top) and regular white copy paper (bottom right.) In the next photo I used the paper to create a journal folder and a decorated paper clip.
Photo 3 and 4 show the folder pockets, tuck spots and a bookmark. Truly beautiful, of course it would make a great journal page or the front of a card. It would print very well on vellum, also. In the journal, I paired it with stamps, also by Emma Sims, cup1051918_2845