A Year of Flowers by Hunkydory
May 3, 2026
A Year of Flowers 8x8 Paper Pad
$15.99
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A Year of Flowers 8"x8" Paper Pad by Hunkydory
The A Year of Flowers 8"x8" Paper Pad is a stunning floral collection designed to coordinate perfectly with the main A Year of Flowers Card Toppers. Each page showcases beautiful themed artwork celebrating all twelve birth‑month flowers—ideal for junk journals, cardmaking, scrapbooking, and decorative papercraft projects.
This pad includes 48 double‑sided sheets featuring detailed floral compositions on the front and coordinating patterns on the reverse. From Carnation and Violet to Cosmos and Narcissus, the artwork is arranged in a variety of layouts to provide maximum creative flexibility. The 150gsm silk paper cuts smoothly, layers beautifully, and offers ready‑made backgrounds for all types of makes.
- 48 double‑sided sheets with 12 designs (4 of each)
- 8"x8" pad
- High‑quality 150gsm acid and lignin-free paper
- Designed in the UK
Floral artwork matching every birth‑month flower in the collection
Ideal for backgrounds, layering, borders, and fussy cutting
Smooth-cutting 150gsm paper perfect for detailed work
Coordinates seamlessly with the full A Year of Flowers range
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Patty
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A Year of Flowers Paper Pad is absolutely stunning! I generally don't like "two sided paper", but I only used 1 page to make a beautiful card for a friend. I cut out the large flower on one side and turned the paper over and attached it to the field of like flowers on the other side. Even my hubby liked it!!
Note From Store Owner: About two-sided paper, I'm not sure why you don't usually like it but you might consider that it gives you two options for your creativity. And since you usually get at least two of each sheet, you canuse them both. Hope this gives you just another idea.
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Chris
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Nice choice of flowers. Paper is double sided, with pretty patterns.
You really can’t go wrong with Hunkydory.
I would use a tape runner, glue can show through if to much is applied.