Gerda Steiner Designs

How to Create your Own Background Paper

October 02, 2015






Aloha Guys!

Today I'm making a Clean and Simple card using this adorable Peekin Pumpkin Kitten stamp along with Happy Fall stamp set.  This pumpkin can be used for a fall card as well as Halloween since the face is separate.  I really love the versatility of Gerda's stamps.  Today I won't be showing the coloring process and only share how you can easily create your own background paper.  I hope you like this card and please visit my blog for more information and the supply list.  I'm also having a small Giveaway so come check it out.  I thank you so much for stopping by and I'll catch you next time :)
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