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I loved this paper upon receipt. Close inspection showed flaws in the print on the berry/pine cone side, the paper has small marks all over the print. I looked carefully trying to see if the marks were part of the print...they don't appear to be. I'll keep it because the snowflake side is lovely. It's a nice heavy paper.
I loved this paper so much I bought 10 sheets for four Christmas album projects I made this year. It was my first time using Photo Play brand of paper but it is wonderful - flexible when creating album pages, each sheet has a "quieter" muted side so easy to add stamps etc. I bought several sheets of the "Winter Meadow Collection" and they coordinate beautifully when used together in the albums.
I'm new to Photo Play. I bought the Winter Meadow collection to make Christmas Planners. They turned out beautiful! The quality and weight of this paper is great! Photo Play is now my go to brand!
Have already used the snowflake side of this paper -- it is very nice for winter birthday cards! The pine pattern is equally as pretty and striking. Very nice weight and price!!
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I had completed my project with this paper (Shadowbox Advent Calendar), but when I sealed it with Mod Podge the entire thing warped and buckled. I tried to put this on as thin as possible, but my project was ruined. Do you have any advice on what glue to use with this paper ( I used Tacky Glue) and how to seal it properly.
By:
wwcarol
(26-Oct-17)
Hello, my name is Jody and I'm the creative director here at PHOTOPLAY. I'm so sorry about what happened to your project. First I want to send you some new paper so that you can re-create it, so please email or text me your name and address. Second, I'd like to throw out a suggestion on how we use mod podge. It is very tricky and we've had the same thing happen to us with several different types of paper. We've found that if you paint the mod podge onto the surface, with a very thin coat, then apply the paper, and then let it completely dry before sealing it. We also like to use a rustoleum clear spray sealer. We like this because it drys without streaks and this way if the project is stored in a warm place the mod podge can melt and stick to anything that is on top of it.
