I have had a roll of plain brown paper in the shed for quite a while. This year I decided to make some of my own wrapping paper rather than using all shop bought which can rarely be recycled. As you can see I used stamps and a variety of Versafine inks to go with the tags that I had made previously (see HERE).
I must admit that I put off this challenge for a while, as I couldn't picture what I was going to do with the steps as listed in this month's challenge. I also had to find some wrapping paper, as I don't have any printed tissue paper. I had already looked out some waffle paper and had it sitting on my desk. However, once I made the effort to fetch some wrapping paper from the house and discovered the printed words and phrase in the Sunday Supplement, the ideas just seemed to flow. I suppose that the moral is to just get started! I'm actually rather pleased with the finished page and will be sharing it with #PASC916.
I must admit that I put off this challenge for a while, as I couldn't picture what I was going to do with the steps as listed in this month's challenge. I also had to find some wrapping paper, as I don't have any printed tissue paper. I had already looked out some waffle paper and had it sitting on my desk. However, once I made the effort to fetch some wrapping paper from the house and discovered the printed words and phrase in the Sunday Supplement, the ideas just seemed to flow. I suppose that the moral is to just get started! I'm actually rather pleased with the finished page and will be sharing it with #PASC916.