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CIAO BELLA PAPERS > GOLDEN WINTER

Shop 3 Golden Winter products from our Ciao Bella Papers range. See them in use in our free step-by-step how-to guides, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
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About GOLDEN WINTER

The Golden Winter collection from Ciao Bella Papers brings festive warmth to your seasonal crafting. Whether you're creating Christmas cards, decorating gift boxes or designing winter-themed scrapbook layouts, this range offers beautiful designs perfect for the colder months.

You'll find A5 rice papers in mixed sets, ideal for layering, collaging and adding delicate detail to your projects. The collection also includes junk journal and ephemera books, which are wonderful for mixed media work, card making embellishments, and creating textured backgrounds. These books give you pre-printed designs and die-cut shapes ready to incorporate into your makes, saving time whilst adding professional-looking seasonal touches.

When working with rice papers, remember they're more delicate than standard cardstock, so handle them gently and consider backing them with sturdier card for structural projects. With ephemera books, sort through the contents first to plan which pieces work best with your colour scheme and design, then layer them thoughtfully to avoid overwhelming your finished piece.