Stamperia’s Forest Paper Collection by Cristina Radovan Features Papers and Supplies With a Outdoors or Nature Theme
Do you enjoy looking at realistic yet creative images of woodland creatures like foxes, squirrels, deer, birds and bears? How about lake and pond creatures like fish? And do you need pretty patterned papers to make paper craft projects or mixed media art projects like collages, junk journals or scrapbooks?
If so, Stamperia’s Forest collection of patterned papers might be just what you need for making your next art or craft project turn out spectacular!
These lovely papers make it super easy to kickstart your creativity and put together an amazing art or craft project. I LOVE them, and I think you are really going to appreciate them, too.
List of the Supplies You’ll Find in the Forest Paper Collection by Stamperia
- 12”x12” patterned paper
- 8”x8” patterned paper
- There are a couple different packs of Forest rub-on transfers
- There are at least 3 different Forest stencils; one is an allover design featuring pine cones and branches; one has abstract flowers; and one has images of scattered forest leaves.
- Die-cut flower assortment
- Die-cut ephemera assortment
- There are bunches of different patterned rice paper designs that go with this collection.
- There are at least 2 different packages of die cuts and ephemera that go with this collection.
- There are a couple of Forest-themed modeling molds, too.
- There might be other Forest items that I missed seeing, so please don’t count on this as being a comprehensive list.
The Forest Color Scheme: Main Colors Used in These Papers, Embellishments and Other Supplies:
This paper collection’s color palette is stunning! It incorporates shades of green, turquoise, beige, brown and rust.
If you’re wondering which ink colors to use with it — The closest complementary colors I found in my ink pad stash are Tim Holtz’s Distress Oxides in the Rustic Wilderness, Bundled Sage and Salvaged Patina colors, plus the Walnut Stain Distress ink color. However, there are lots of other possibilities that would also harmonize well.
Craft Projects You Can Make Using the Forest Paper Collection by Stamperia
- Junk journals;
- Handmade greeting cards;
- Collages or any other mixed media art projects;
- Scrapbooks; scrapbooking layouts; mini albums and other memory-keeping projects;
- Art journals and art journal pages;
- Bullet journals, bullet journal pages, planner layouts and calendar projects;
- Or any other paper craft techniques you have in mind.
Where to Buy Craft Supplies From the Forest Collection
Scrapbook.com offers many of the craft supplies included in the Forest Collection. You can click or tap HERE to shop at their site for Forest supplies.
A Cherry on Top Craft Shop also stocks some of the craft supplies included in the Forest Collection. You can click or tap HERE to shop for Forest supplies at their website.
About Stamperia
Stamperia is an EU-based manufacturer of mixed media art and craft supplies. They are best known for producing gorgeous, colorful patterned rice paper designs. Their bestselling products include paper collections, mixed media art supplies, journals, stencils, stamps and embellishments.
You can learn more about this supplier and find more of their supplies on this page about Stamperia.
Similar Paper Collections by Stamperia
Stamperia has produced many other delightful paper craft supplies besides the Forest collection. If you’d like to see some additional options, check out the following suggestions, which are similar:
The Magic Forest Collection Designed by Antonis Tzanidakis for Stamperia — This collection is similar to the Forest collection because both designs have a forest and nature theme; but these two paper collections have different designers, and they are pretty different overall.
Cristina Radovan’s Forest collection presents you with realistic images of the natural world. In contrast, Antonis Tzanidakis’ Magic Forest collection portrays a fantasy forest populated by elves, griffins and castles.
The Cosmos Infinity Collection by Cristina Radovan for Stamperia
This collection is similar to the Forest collection because both collections feature images of the natural world, and the same designer created both collections. However, Cosmos Infinity is different because it focuses heavily on celestial and astronomy-themed images. Also, some of the motifs and images in Cosmos Infinity are fanciful rather than realistic.
Similar Paper Collections by Mintay
Mintay is a direct competitor of Stamperia’s. If you like Stamperia’s aesthetic, you might also enjoy checking out “The Great Outdoors” collection of paper craft supplies by Mintay; this collection has some similarities to Stamperia’s “Forest” collection.
Find More Craft Supplies With a Outdoors or Nature Theme
If you’re interested in creating craft projects with a Outdoors or Nature theme, you’ll find many other possibilities beyond this paper collection by Stamperia. You’re invited to check out my top picks of the best forest-themed craft supplies HERE.
Find Craft Project Ideas With a Forest, Outdoors or Nature Theme
Need inspiration for creating craft projects with a forest, outdoors or nature theme? Here are a few ideas to get you started:
Hiking and Nature Themed Scrapbooking Mini Album Featuring Craft Supplies by 49 and Market
Welcome Autumn 6×8 Pocket Page Scrapbooking Layout
Thanks for checking out this overview of the Forest paper collection by Stamperia! I hope you enjoyed learning more about this collection.
Over to You:
Do you have insights you’d like to share about the Forest paper collection by Stamperia? If so, I invite your contributions; you’re encouraged to post a comment in the comments section below. I am positive that the other crafters reading along here would love to know what you’ve been making with the papers and coordinating supplies from this collection. Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts.
By Amy Solovay
About the Author: Amy Solovay is a professional designer and educator who has a background in textile design. She holds a bachelor’s degree with a studio art minor from Sweet Briar College, and she has also earned an additional, separate degree in textile design from FIDM LA (The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising) in Los Angeles.
As an educator, Amy Solovay used to teach in-person college courses in trend forecasting, marketing and surface design at California Design College in Los Angeles.
Nowadays, Amy uses online platforms to teach digital courses to craft pattern designers, content creators and influencers all over the world. If you’re an artist, crafter or DIY enthusiast who is interested in earning income from your creative work, you’re invited to visit Crafterprise.com to learn more about monetizing the arts, craft(s) and / or DIY projects you do.
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This page was last updated on 9-25-2024.