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CIAO BELLA PAPERS > FAIRY WHISPERS

Shop 2 Fairy Whispers products from our Ciao Bella Papers range. See them in use in our kostenlose Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Ciao Bella Paper - Fairy Whispers - A5 Reispapier (gemischt x 8)

€11.15
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Ciao Bella Paper - Fairy Whispers - Dreilagiges Schablonen-Set (5"x8")

€15.69
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About FAIRY WHISPERS

The Fairy Whispers category is part of the Ciao Bella Papers collection, bringing enchanting, delicate designs to your papercraft projects. Whether you're creating handmade cards, scrapbook layouts or mixed-media art, this range offers beautiful imagery and textures inspired by fairy-tale themes.

You'll find rice papers and stencil sets in this collection. The rice papers are perfect for layering, decoupage and adding subtle, textured backgrounds to your work, whilst the stencil sets let you create detailed, repeating patterns and designs. Many crafters use rice papers to soften the look of card fronts or to build up dimensional effects, whilst stencils are ideal for adding consistent detail work across multiple projects or creating coordinating elements within a single design.

When working with rice papers, remember they're delicate and work beautifully with both wet and dry techniques. Stencils give you the most control when you use a light hand with your chosen medium—whether that's ink, paint or embossing powder—to avoid smudging the fine details.