Inside and Out

As influenced by Prairie Paper and Ink, I typically finish the inside as well as the outside of my cards. It just feels like I'm not quite done until I add at least something small on the inside.

These cards were created using products purchased from Love from Lizi as well as my Kuretake watercolors on Arches Aquarelle Watercolor paper.

I wonder how many people decorate the inside of their cards.





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