STARGAZER LILIES BACKGROUND/BACKING PAPER: A4 with Commercial Use
This pretty pink-and-white stargazer lily background is designed to match my "Stargazer Lilies" topper (cup878126_79993). But it would also look lovely as a backing paper elsewhere, or as craft, scrapbooking or printable wrapping paper that you can use again and again.
The design is sized to print well (300dpi) at A4 size, with a small border for easy printing.
Finally, as with all my designs, this background comes with small-scale commercial use. So, as well as making items to send or giveaway, you can also sell any items you physically hand-make using this sheet, whether on CUP or anywhere else. Happy making!
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The main image from matching card design (cup878126_79993) was printed at a reduced size and mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border.
I then cut a piece of the matching background design and mounted onto black card with DST and trimmed to leave a narrow border.
This was secured to the left hand side of the white base card with DST and the 'topper' and chosen sentiment were then secured on the right hand side of the card with foam pads.
Card was completed with pink satin ribbon.
A very pretty card, quickly and easily made, by combining both the topper and background designs, and is sure to please the recipient.
Well done, Clare.
Printed out 2 copies of this lovely backing sheet. Then using cream Centura Pearl card and Tonic Crochet Lace Gift Bag Dies I cut out the base of the gift bag.
Then using both the backing sheets together I cut out the front, back and side panels.
Whilst still flat I then attached the die cuts to the gift bag using d.s tape. Using left over backing paper and cream card I then matted them together, punched a hole and made this into a gift tag.
I then added a hook and loop fastener to the catch. I then assembled the gift bag using red tape.
I attached the gift tag to the bag using white ribbon. THIS GIFT BAG IS NOT FOR SALE DUE TO THE PROBLEMS OF POSTING.
I used this backing paper with the same designed main image. So I printed it onto art quality watercolor paper, cut out and decoupaged. Then I glued it onto the main card.