Scrapbook paper sheets

Single-Sheet Designer Paper and Cardstock

Single-sheet designer paper and cardstock are ideal when you want to choose specific patterns and colours without purchasing a complete paper pad. The range includes both single- and double-sided sheets, mainly in the popular 12 × 12 in format.

Choose from floral, vintage, festive, children's, romantic, nature-inspired and many other themed designs to match the style and occasion of your project.

What Can Single-Sheet Designer Paper Be Used For?

• scrapbook and photo albums;
• handmade cards;
• tags and labels;
• scrapbook layouts;
• album decoration;
• gift wrapping;
• covering and decorating boxes;
• model making and paper crafts;
• mixed media and collage projects.

Why Choose Individual Scrapbook Sheets?

Buying individual sheets allows you to select only the patterns you actually need. This is particularly useful for smaller projects, adding to an existing album or mixing papers from different collections and brands.

Single sheets also give you greater freedom to combine backgrounds, decorative motifs and plain cardstock according to your chosen colour palette.

Single-Sided or Double-Sided Scrapbook Paper?

Single-Sided Sheets

Single-sided sheets have the design printed on one side only. They are ideal for backgrounds, fussy cutting and projects where the reverse side will not be visible.

Double-Sided Sheets

Double-sided sheets feature a different pattern on each side, providing more creative options. They are particularly useful for tags, albums and projects where both sides of the paper may remain visible.

Why Is 12 × 12 Inch Paper So Popular for Scrapbooking?

The 12 × 12 in (30.5 × 30.5 cm) format is a popular standard for scrapbook projects. A full sheet can be used as the background for a scrapbook layout, while the generous size also provides plenty of material for cards, tags and decorative cut-outs.

Useful Tip

If you only like a few designs from a collection, individual sheets offer more flexibility than purchasing a full paper pad. Pair patterned paper with plain cardstock in a coordinating or contrasting colour to make the design and decorative elements stand out.