The Mintay Papers City of Love collection invites you to take a slow walk through a romantic European city. Flower-covered balconies, elegant buildings, quiet tea tables and delicate wedding details create a world where every window and narrow street seems to hold a private story.
Karola Witczak’s distinctive vintage style combines flowers, hearts, wedding cakes and teacups with architectural scenes and soft romantic tones. Richly illustrated sheets can become complete backgrounds, while quieter patterns leave space for photographs, titles, journaling and layered compositions.
The pack contains 12 double-sided scrapbook papers in 6 different designs, with 2 sheets of each design. This allows you to use both sides without losing a favorite pattern or repeat the same artwork across facing album pages. An additional sheet of elements for fussy cutting is printed on the reverse of the cover, giving you coordinating embellishments for layered projects.
City of Love can tell wedding and anniversary stories, but it also works beautifully for travel memories, afternoon walks, meetings in small cafés and cities that remain in your heart long after the journey ends.
👉 Features:
- 12 double-sided scrapbook paper sheets
- 6 different designs
- 2 sheets of each design
- 1 additional sheet of elements for fussy cutting on the reverse of the cover
- Designs featuring flowers, wedding cakes, hearts and teacups
- Romantic city scenes and vintage architectural details
- Part of the City of Love collection
- Designed by Karola Witczak for Mintay Papers
📐 Size: 12" x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm)
👍 Ideal for: scrapbook layouts, wedding and anniversary albums, travel albums, mini albums, handmade cards, journals, memory keeping and fussy cutting.
✨ Inspiration Tip: Build your page like a walk through the city. Begin with a building or flower-filled street as the background, then place your photograph as though it belongs inside the scene. Add a few fussy-cut flowers and a teacup near the journaling, turning each detail into another stop along the story.
