Spring Flowers and Lace Matching Vellum
A Gorgeous vellum made to match my Spring Flowers and Lace designs.
This vellum sheet is great for female birthday cards but is also suitable for lots of occasions including Anniversary card, Mothers Day card, Invitations, rak and swap cards etc
This design will mix, match and coordinate with all my other Spring Flowers and Lace downloads too!
There are coordinating quick cards with decoupage and pyramage, backing papers, 3d decoupage sheets and inserts to match this design too.
Photographs from the Community
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/backgrounds/metallic/112338-spring-flowers-and-lace-matching-vellum.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo482512.jpg&description=Spring Flowers and Lace Matching Vellum%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20For this notebook cover I printed out two different Spring Flowers and Lace matching vellums - this one cup112338_359 and also cup112337_359. These were printed onto 300gsm Super Smooth cardstock. Using the "shopping list" notebook I wanted to cover as a guidance I used my Hougie Board and scored the lines I needed and then cut panels out so that I had an overall, book style, cover, as well as a cover stuck to the front of the notebook and a pocket inside the front of the cover to pop things into, using left over bits as paper ribbons and panels for decoration. I finished off by putting a ball point pen with the notebook and putting three flowers and a leaf on the front using glue gel.
Both these backgrounds work well together as the colours are the same but with a different pattern, and the soft and graduated colour so will make a nice addition to many a card.){kind=link}
For this notebook cover I printed out two different Spring Flowers and Lace matching vellums - this one cup112338_359 and also cup112337_359. These were printed onto 300gsm Super Smooth cardstock. Using the "shopping list" notebook I wanted to cover as a guidance I used my Hougie Board and scored the lines I needed and then cut panels out so that I had an overall, book style, cover, as well as a cover stuck to the front of the notebook and a pocket inside the front of the cover to pop things into, using left over bits as paper ribbons and panels for decoration. I finished off by putting a ball point pen with the notebook and putting three flowers and a leaf on the front using glue gel.
Both these backgrounds work well together as the colours are the same but with a different pattern, and the soft and graduated colour so will make a nice addition to many a card.
