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CIAO BELLA PAPERS > SEVENTIES

Ontdek 2 producten uit de serie Seventies in ons assortiment Ciao Bella Papers. Bekijk ze in actie in onze gratis stapsgewijze handleidingen en op My Telly, waar we nieuwe producten live laten zien.

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Ciao Bella Paper - Seventies - A5 rijstpapier (gemengd x8)

€ 11,15

Ciao Bella Paper - Seventies Junk Journal Ephemera Book

€ 17,05
€ 12,39 BESPAAR € 4,66

About SEVENTIES

The Seventies category from Ciao Bella Papers brings retro charm to your papercrafting projects. Whether you're creating vintage-inspired cards, scrapbook layouts or decorative pieces, this collection captures the distinctive aesthetic of the 1970s and is perfect for crafters who love nostalgic design.

You'll find a range of products here, including mixed rice paper sets ideal for layering, collaging and adding texture to your work, plus ephemera books packed with pre-printed elements and embellishments. These pieces are brilliant for mixed media projects, card making and journaling, giving you both beautiful background papers and ready-to-use decorative details that work together beautifully.

When working with vintage-themed papers, consider how the colours and patterns will complement your project's overall design. Rice papers are wonderfully versatile—you can tear them for organic edges, layer them for depth, or use them whole as striking focal points. Ephemera pieces work best when you let them shine, so sometimes less is more; a few carefully chosen elements often create more impact than covering every space.