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I‘m broke and can’t pay to get customized stationery letter cards (YET!), so I decided to print my own customized letter paper w/ a cute little border I created. My main inspiration are the embroidery motifs found on old piña fabric (a textile from the Philippines). I think it’s so so gorgeous and turned out beautifully :)
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