Last night I got together with a friend and we made wrapping paper for the holidays. I did sponge daubing and potato stamping. I bought orange, green and blue craft paper. I brought a bunch of poster paint and a sponge as well. I did not get to the blue paper but I got the orange and green piece done.. They turned out better than I thought they would. These are swatches of what I did. The finished size of each piece is 36x72.
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I used to do potato printing on regular brown wrapping paper for mailing. I really love yours. I mentioned potato stamping which I learned 50ish years ago and no one had heard of it. You have inspired me to do with my granddaughter.
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