Wednesday, October 23, 2019
STAMPIN' UP! - Perennial Essence dp
The package of designer paper lists the colors that coordinate with the designs of the patterns. I don't have the Petal Pink but instead used Blushing Bride which I thought worked very well, too.
When I want a narrow border of card stock behind the designer paper, I don't use an entire panel of it. I cut narrow strips and attach them to the back on each side.
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2 comments:
Well, I think that paper matches wonderfully! Such a pretty card. Good idea to just use strips. I do that often myself. Unless I'm trying to use up some extra cardstock! LOL!
That card is gorgeous, Vicki! The Blushing Bride CS looks perfect. I often use only strips of cardstock myself. There's no sense in adding unseen weight that may result in more postage, right?
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