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Backgrounds Volume 2
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The “Backgrounds Volume 2” Patterned Cardstock Paper is part of the In the Garden Collection from Art Journal Specials.
This versatile paper pack contains double-sided sheets with distressed backgrounds. With its muted tones and varied colour range, this paper pack is perfect for vintage and grungy crafting all year round. It’s an ideal weight for your journals, cards, and more.
This 12 x 12” (30.5 x 30.5 cm) paper pack includes 12 sheets of 250 gsm paper with 12 randomly repeated designs, plus one on the inside of the cover.
Acid/Lignin free
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Great packaging and fast delivery. Thank you
Catherine Pooler Ink is awesome because of it's one step coverage, non-contaminating colors, and versatility. I was happy to add this color to my collection!
I love the entire collection and they're so easy to use!
This collection has beautiful colors. The paper is heavy and can hold embellishments. Order arrived quickly. It was well boxed.
So many places I checked didn’t have the item I needed and Starry Night did. Thank Goodness and happy with my purchase. Will keep them in mind next time I shop.
This set is super cute, easy to use, cleans up beautifully. The hot foil plates work great the first time. Absolutely love it
The design of this embossing folders was exactly what I was looking for, and when I used it on foil cardstock the result was an amazing shimmery background.
Love it. Doesn’t take up a lot of space and it holds many tools.
Good quality product. Exactly what I expected.
Love it! Wish I would have bought the larger one
Shaker covers are so much easier then cutting acetate and using foam tape. I really like them.
