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Pergamano Parchment Craft

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I came across the most beautiful cards. I had to know how they were made. After investigation I found out the technique is called Pergamano. It is a parchment craft. The parchment used is a special kind that is made especially for Pergamano. I found a couple of web sites that sold it. But the cheapest I found was on ebay. Here is the ebay store I bought from:http://stores.shop.ebay.com/NEEDLEWORK-MART__W0QQ_armrsZ1. They are incredible nice and very quick on sending the item. I contacted them and they combined the shipping which was incredibly reasonable. Here are my first two try's.. It is easier than it looks. The patterns came from the starter kit I bought which included the white pen, A5 papers, the two prong pin, purple coloring stick, embossing tool, and mat.

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  1. Rosemary04 September, 2009

    Wanda, they are gorgeous!..I was trying to make the picture bigger so I could see it better..and maybe figure out how to do this with what I have..lol..I love seeing your work!!

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  2. Verda07 September, 2009

    This technique looks so interesting and produces such a beautiful card. You will have to share your knowledge with us over at Copic Buzz.

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  3. BettyBee11 September, 2009

    Just gorgeous!! They are as pretty as I had hoped they would be...you are an awesome artist, girlfriend!! Thanks for learning how to do this. You are the best!

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