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| A blanket I made |
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| A dress and matching wristlet. |
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| A baby big |
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| A Dress with lace and buttons. |
Vellum is a semi-translucent paper with a smooth, slightly frosted sheen. Vellum adds a touch of elegance to your paper projects and can be used for a variety of projects such as invitations, journaling, cards, and much more. It creates beautiful layers, a touch of sophistication, and contrasts well with regular cardstock. It comes in white and other colors and a few different weights.
Here is the tip: When using adhesive with vellum, use sparingly and only place adhesive in areas that will be hidden such as behind embellishments or layers. Adhesive will show through the vellum as pictured below. These are decorations for clothespins that can be used to clip things together.
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| The one on the left has some adhesive showing through even though most of it was covered, but the one on the right looks great (it is at an angle). |
