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This pink scrapbook paper set gathers 22 all-over patterns that run from the palest blush to candy pink and hot pink, built for Valentine cards, spring spreads and any journal that wants to feel a little girly. You get hearts, candy stripes, rose toile, cherry blossom, gingham, ticking, polka dots, lace, damask, florals and a few sweet icon prints, so one set covers backgrounds, linings and mats for a whole run of pages.
Print on US Letter paper, either borderless or with a thin edge trimmed off after printing, and choose a matte cardstock if the sheet is going into a journal where pens will write over it.
Using these images: free for personal projects such as printing, coloring, cards, journals and gifts. Handmade items that include them may be sold up to 30 pieces per design. More than that is commercial use and is not permitted, and neither is selling or sharing the images themselves or passing them off as your own. Please ask before any other use.
Hearts and Icons
Small red and pink hearts scatter loose across a pale pink ground, light enough to sit under a photo on a Valentine journal page without fighting for attention.
Tiny pink envelopes and little hearts repeat as small icons on white, a neat choice for lining a card making box or backing a stack of written notes.
Small pink pearls and ribbon loops cross in a lattice over a blush ground, pretty as a folio cover for keepsake Valentine cards or wedding mementos.
Checks and Stripes
Candy pink and white stripes run on the diagonal, bold enough for wrapping a small Valentine gift or as a bright card mat under a die cut sticker.
Hot pink and pale pink squares cross into a classic gingham check, a cheerful journal page base for photos from a spring picnic or a birthday.
Pale pink and white ticking stripes run vertically with one thin red line through them, a calm cover paper that pairs well with the Scattered Sweetheart Paper for a mixed Valentine set.
Soft white crossing lines break up a pink buffalo check, sturdy enough to use as a pocket lining that still reads as pink from across the page.
Pink diamonds with white outlines tile into a harlequin grid, a sharp card mat behind a small cut out shape or a photo corner.
Toile and Damask
A pink rose toile fills the sheet with garden arbors and swings on white, lovely as a folio cover for a spring journal or a keepsake card box.
Curling scrolls build a pink and white damask across the sheet, a quiet background for a formal card mat behind a monogram or a ribbon bow.
Pink scalloped lace rows repeat down the page on white, delicate enough to line a vintage envelope or back a doily on a card front.
Florals and Sprigs
Pink cherry blossom branches toss loosely across white, a soft spring base under a photo or paired with the Japan junk journal set for a blossom themed spread.
Pink peony heads sit tone on tone over a pale rose ground, a gentle mat behind a sticker that lets the die cut do the talking.
Tiny pink tulips repeat in a ditsy pattern on soft mint, a fresh change of ground colour for wrapping a small spring gift or lining a pocket page.
Sweet pea flowers in pink and lilac climb loosely over white, a pretty cover paper that pairs well with the Tone on Tone Peony Paper for a floral folio.
Pink carnations fill the sheet densely on white, strong enough to stand alone as a journal page base without needing a photo on top.
Pink camellias sit among dark green leaves on a pale blush ground, a rich mat behind a card sentiment or a small framed photo corner.
Small pink ribbon roses repeat in a half drop across white, a neat finishing paper for wrapping gifts once the main pattern papers are used up.
Sweets and Charms
Pink polka dots sit on white with tiny hearts tucked between them, a playful card mat behind a candy themed sticker or die cut.
Strawberry ice cream cones scatter loosely over a pale pink ground, fun for wrapping a birthday gift or pairing with the cake drawing aesthetic lessons on a dessert themed spread.
Pink macarons and teacups scatter as small icons on white, a sweet pocket lining for a tea party journal or a card tucked inside an envelope.
Tiny white bows repeat neatly across a blush ground, a soft book cover paper that pairs well with the Scalloped Lace Rows Paper for a layered Valentine journal.
What to Do Next
Print the patterns that suit your next project first, trim them to size and start layering them into cards, pockets and journal pages, then come back for the rest of the set as new spreads call for them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper weight works best for these pink scrapbook paper sheets?
A weight between 80 and 110 pound cardstock works best for cards and gift wrap. Lighter paper around 24 to 32 pound suits journal pages that need to fold or sit inside a pocket without bulk.
Can I print these patterns borderless?
Yes, borderless printing works if your printer supports it and gives an edge to edge pattern with no white margin. If not, print with a small margin and trim it off with a paper trimmer for the same clean edge.
Should I use A4 or US Letter for this set?
These sheets are sized for US Letter, so A4 printers will add a thin white margin on one side. Trim that margin off, or set your printer to scale to fit the page before printing.
Can I use this set as gift wrap?
Yes, several patterns here work well as gift wrap, especially the candy stripe, gingham and buffalo check sheets. Print a few copies and tape sheets together at the edges to cover a larger box.
Which papers pair well for a Valentine card set?
The Scattered Sweetheart Paper, Candy Dot Hearts Paper and Blush Ticking Stripe Paper pair naturally since they share the same red and pink accent. Mix a bold print with a quieter stripe or check for contrast on each card.
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