The Little Book Of Happy Hippos, 24 Sheets (LBK249)

Size of each sheet: 15cm x 10.5cm (A6)

Quantity: 24 sheets (24 designs, 1 of each design)

Theme: the little book of happy hippos

Material: 150gsm paper

Maker: Hunkydory Crafts

The sheets in this pack are for making quick & easy greeting card toppers. No fuss, no layering, just use the image as it is. You can also use them as motifs for sticking onto other craft projects, or to decorate the cover of a book/notepad, or for embellishing a handmade box, etc.

Please note that this pack has a mixture of hippo character images, background patterns, sentiments, and background scenery. Mix and match them to create stunning designs.

17 sheets contain hippo motifs (just use them as they are).
1 sheet is filled with sentiments for cutting out.
4 sheets are patterned (floral border, clouds, mini hearts, clouds/leaves/foliage).
2 sheets are filled with multiple little characters and icons which you can cut out and stick onto the patterned backgrounds.

It is important to mention that this set contains 24 individual sheets with no factory "front cover" to it.

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The sheets can be used individually. Simply take a sheet from the pack and stick it straight onto a card blank as it is. To give your topper more depth and style, you may want to layer it onto a background sheet before applying it to your card blank. Another option is to add your own embellishments and decorations to spruce it up however you desire.

This pack of prints originated from a bulk pack, and have been split up into smaller more reasonable sized packs, making it a much more affordable solution for small time crafters and card makers. This also means there will be no "front cover" to the pack. Instead, the sheets will come in a clear cellophane packet.

For those of you who are used to the full books (instead of these split packs), you can always purchase multiple packs of the same item. One reason to do this, is so that you can get all the same designs and cut them up into decoupage layers and make your own 3D topper, instead of just using them as flat 2D motifs.