Male Man Paper Pack 1 - Cu4cu
8 sheets of Fall colored papers, each with a different design. These papers have a warm, rich feeling, and are also great for cards & scrapbook pages, etc. for Men. Each paper is 800 x 800 pixels, and is in .png format.
Sheets are CU4CU, and are (c)Mary Jane Harris 2012. Papers are a perfect addition to every Designer's Toolbox! These papers are one of a kind, and you won't find them anywhere else!
Photographs from the Community
I took several designs from this paper pack, together with the photo of the Mandarin Duck cup386432_1006, into one of my graphics packages and resized, cropped, etc., until I had a layout I liked suitable for an 8" square card. I then made a couple of pyramage layers for the central duck image. I printed the resulting design onto Matte Crafty Bob paper and cut the base image and two layers out. I prepared a card from an A4 sheet of irridescent copper cardstock and an A4 sheet of Centura Pearl cardstock for the back of the card. The base layer was stuck directly to the front of this prepared card and the two layers were put on using 1mm deep, double sided, foam tape.
A really gorgeous set of papers with rich colours.
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