The 49 and Market Chronicles of Oz 12×12 Collection Pack, designed by Joanne Bain, steps into an enchanting, vintage-inspired fantasy with a steampunk twist on the classic story. The detailed illustrations make a striking backdrop for scrapbooking, albums and fantasy-themed paper crafts.
What's Included
- 8 double-sided 12" x 12" pattern papers
- 1 sheet each of 8 unique designs
- Bonus pattern sheet printed on the reverse of the cover page
Design & Aesthetic
The artwork shows Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, flying monkeys, vintage compasses, hot air balloons, yellow brick paths, red poppies and antique newsprint backgrounds.
Why Choose This Pack
Eight double-sided designs give you up to 16 patterns to mix, mat and layer, and the free bonus sheet adds extra paper. The designs are made to coordinate, so backgrounds, mats and focal papers match. The steampunk twist makes it distinctive among storybook collections.
How to Use
Use the papers as layout backgrounds, album pages, mats and card bases. Flip each sheet to find the best pairings, and cut down pieces for tags and toppers. Lift key layers with foam pads for dimension.
Perfect For
- Fantasy and storybook scrapbook layouts
- Albums and mini albums
- Junk journals
- Cards and tags
- Mixed media crafts
Beautifully With
- Other Chronicles of Oz products by 49 and Market
- Coordinating cardstock
- Foam pads for dimensional layering
- Strong tape or glue
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many sheets are in the pack?
8 double-sided 12" x 12" sheets, 1 of each design, plus a bonus pattern on the reverse of the cover page.
Q: What is the bonus sheet?
A free bonus pattern printed on the back of the cover page.
Q: Who designed it?
Joanne Bain, for 49 and Market.
Q: What is on the papers?
Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, flying monkeys, compasses, hot air balloons, yellow brick paths, red poppies and antique newsprint.
Q: Are the papers double-sided?
Yes, all 8 designs are double-sided.
Q: Is it a steampunk collection?
Yes, the supplier describes it as a steampunk twist on the classic story.