I have used it for a background:



To cover chipboard letters:



Layer punched circles behind other accents to give them more visual weight:

Punch (stars) or cut it (clouds) into accents:



Layered it as part of a flower:


Spritzed it with spray inks or color washed it with paint:

It's fun! And it's also an inexpensive way to add a sense of "history" and texture to your pages. I bought an old book at a second-hand store for $2. That book will last me a long time.
Give it a try and have fun!
I can't wait to see what you do with bookpaper!
Jana
3 comments:
I love this idea. I like the look of the text and the projects shown are super inspiring!
This post is amazing!!Love these ideas!
I love the look of book paper! It adds just the right touch!
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