PAPER FANS - ANAYELI LOPEZ

by Tammy Bishop in News

Hello Everyone!

Paper fans are super cute accent pieces used to decorate parties and other spaces, but what do we do with them once our shin-dig is over?  Before you carefully refold them to use another time (or goodness forbid toss them! LOL) have you thought about repurposing them instead?  Here, I used a small 4” polkadot paper fan as the foundation to help make a super special birthday gift tag!

I’d love to see your creations next!  Please be sure to follow and tag me @prettydetailz the possibilities are endless with these cuties!  Enjoy!

 

 

Butterflies, paper die cuts: Teresa Collins Azure Paperie Paper Collection

https://www.teresacollinsstudio.com/products/azure-paperie-paper-collection

 

Paper fans:  Teresa Collins Glam Paper Fans

https://www.teresacollinsstudio.com/products/party-fans

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2 comments

Es hermoso amiga! :D me encantan los elementos que usaste

Rocio Navarro

Love love love

Tracey Shenton

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