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This is beautiful paper. I can't wait to start my St. Patrick's Day Cards.
This paper has very nice patterns on both sides and the Shamrocks have a 3-D look to them. I'm glad I bought two of this pattern. Like the colors very much. This paper is called Clover patch, but they are Shamrocks, which look like clover and have the same three leaves, so they can double as clover and vice-versa. Usually, lucky clovers are four-leafed because they're rare. I used this paper, both sides, for St. Patrick's Day cards and the cards with each pattern came out really nice. I've enjoyed working with the St. Patrick's Day paper this year, very much. Lots of color/green!
I was happy to find this paper for my Ireland scrapbook!
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I'm new to scrapbooking and have made several oops but I have multiple sheets all shades of green for my daughter's archery (4H). I have already glued the pics BUT I'm wishing I had added other color to the greens. Problem is i can't match different colors with these greens. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
By:
Kriegers mom
(12-Jan-19)
Hi there. In scrapbooking, you can always go back at change things! I can’t see your project, but with a little time and an exacto knife you could carefully cut through the glue or adhesive you’ve used, to separate the photo from the paper. Plus, should you accidentally cut through something that you didn’t intend to, you can always add a bling/brad/embellishment to cover the spot. No one will know but you! If I’m reading your question correctly, you’d like to add more colors, right? With that, maybe try adding some black or some pops of white. That always looks sharp (no matter what color of the rainbow you’ve chosen for your project). Maybe a complimentary lighter/darker shade of green? Also, Look at the details in your photo as there may be other colors that you could pair up along with, if the green you’ve already used doesn’t match up any more of the greens in your inventory. For example: Does she have brown hair you could highlight with some brown paper? Browns, tans, and greens look good together. They are a very Earthy combination! Even background colors can add a bit of freedom from your main shade/s of green. Look at eye colors, jewelry worn, nail polish, etc...I’m sure you’ll see something new! There is also double matting, etc. if you’d like to stack the colors. So many possibilities! Good luck with everything! :)
By: greenbug14
(24-Jan-19)
Hi. I'm wondering how thick this paper is? I need a thickness like regular bond, rather than a thickness like card stock. Ideally something that folds without splitting the fibers. Thanks!
By:
dcolleen14
(26-Jan-18)
