Vellum is a translucent, frosted specialty paper used to soften backgrounds, create windows, or add elegant overlays to cards and other papercrafting projects.

Because vellum is translucent, adhesives can show through. Apply glue behind opaque elements like die-cuts, and you usually only need to glue the center of the sheet.

Yes. Use an inkjet printer on a transparency or photo setting and allow extra drying time because vellum's surface is non-porous.

Vellum

Q: What is White on White Vellum?

White on White Vellum features white printed patterns on translucent vellum, creating a subtle layered texture popular in cardmaking and scrapbooking.

In the world of papercrafting, sometimes what you don't see is just as important as what you do. Vellum paper offers a delicate, milky translucency that acts as a soft filter for your designs. It is the ultimate tool for crafters looking to add a layer of mystery, a touch of elegance, or a hushed, ethereal quality to their handmade cards and scrapbook layouts. And white vellum can be colored with ink pads!

Vellum FAQ

What is Vellum?

Vellum is a translucent, frosted specialty paper that adds a soft, airy look to your projects. It’s perfect for muting busy backgrounds, creating windows, or adding elegant overlays to cards.

What is "White on White" Vellum?

White on White Vellum features delicate white printed patterns—such as swirls or dots—on translucent vellum. It creates a subtle, layered texture that is very popular in cardmaking and scrapbooking.

How do I glue it?

Because vellum is translucent, adhesives can show through. It’s best to apply glue behind an opaque element like a die‑cut. You also don’t need to glue the entire sheet—attaching just the center often works well.

Can I print on it?

Yes. However, the non‑porous surface means ink dries more slowly. For best results, use an inkjet printer on a “transparency” or “photo” setting and allow the vellum to dry for several minutes.