Bring the timeless elegance of William Morris into your papercraft projects with William Morris Inspired Compositions D, a collection of 22 A4 printable designs. Each sheet draws on iconic Morris & Co. patterns — including Larkspur, Trellis, Compton and Jasmine — reworked into ready-to-print backing papers for card making, scrapbooking, junk journalling and mixed media. This is a digital download: once purchased, the full set of 22 high-resolution A4 files is yours to print at home or through a print shop, again and again, for your own handmade projects. The collection is designed to coordinate with the Lisa Horton Crafts die range, so you can build finished pieces quickly with patterns and dies that are made to match. What's Included • Lisa Horton Crafts - Compositions D - William Morris Inspired.pdf • 22 individual A4 page designs, supplied as high-resolution digital files • William Morris inspired patterns, including Larkspur, Trellis, Compton and Jasmine • Designed for card making, scrapbooking, junk journalling and mixed media • A picture index sheet at the end of the file, so you can see every design at a glance • Instant digital download — no physical item is shipped Designed to Pair With • Lisa Horton Crafts Compositions Die Set D — LHCCD317 How to Print • Print at 100% or Actual Size for accurate results — do not use 'fit to page' or 'shrink to fit' settings • Print on good-quality A4 cardstock or paper for the best finish • Files are set up for A4; if you are working to a different paper size — like Letter USA — change at page set up for other sizes, but maintain "at Actual Size" or "Retain Size" before printing Usage Terms This is a digital product for personal, non-commercial craft use. The files themselves are not to be resold, shared or redistributed in digital or printed form. You're welcome to sell finished handmade projects made using these designs (cards, journals, décor and similar), but the papers may not be resold as-is, whether printed or as digital files, on their own or as part of a bundle.
