Review on 🌸 Penny Black 80-009 Painted Blooms 6 x 6 Paper Pad - Enhanced for SEO by Kelly Caballes

I make greeting cards by hand using the scrapbooking method. This Penny Black paper notebook binds my leftovers so well. I laid out a lot of my scraps of paper last night and made four cards using Penny Black Painted Blooms as the base. This is a lighter weight than regular cards but works well for my greeting cards. It's definitely no small matter! I always use A2 envelopes for all my postcards. Using 6X6 pads of paper, I glue the two pieces together, fold to make my postcard - about two inches remain after folding. On the rest of the paper (I'll show you Colonial) I can then use Fiskar's decorative scissors for borders or accents. I cut out "Hello" from other postcards and reuse them. I find Scotch glue easy to use (but expensive). I am attaching a photo to show how I used this paper notebook for four greeting cards. Here's a tip: I use old phone books for my work. I like to apply the glue to the very edge of what I'm gluing and this makes it easy to rip off the "dirty side" without getting a mess. REALLY useful for glue and glitter projects! Also, all parts of my cards are easy to save in the phone book until I have time to make them.