Here is the paper that I made. I started with a piece of colonial white cardstock.
Here is the layout that I made from that paper. I also stamped a background onto the green and pink cardstock.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Make Your Own Background Paper
I watched a class from Tresa Black (LOVE HER!!) She teaches the most amazing techniques. Check out her blog here. She taught a class where she made all of her own background paper using stamps and inks. I thought I'd give it a shot.
Here is the paper that I made. I started with a piece of colonial white cardstock.
Here is the layout that I made from that paper. I also stamped a background onto the green and pink cardstock.
Here is the paper that I made. I started with a piece of colonial white cardstock.
Here is the layout that I made from that paper. I also stamped a background onto the green and pink cardstock.
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