Vellum paper is a type of paper that is made of cellulose fibers from plants and trees. It has a super smooth, almost plastic-like finish and is delicate yet durable, standing up to writing, printing, cutting, scoring, and gluing. Vellum paper is translucent, which makes it perfect for a variety of crafts, including scrapbooking, card-making, and tracing designs. Here are some common uses for vellum paper:

• Invitations with vellum overlays and inserts (for decorative or protective reasons)
• Vellum wraps and gatefolds
• Vellum wedding programs
• Vellum place cards
• Vellum favor tags
• Packaging materials
• Marketing and promotional materials
• Vellum paper crafts and card-making
• Scrapbooking

When using vellum paper, it is important to be careful with glue and adhesives, as vellum is not as porous as other papers, and some adhesives may not work well. Acid-free glue sticks, brads, decorative clips, and stitches are the best options, and wet glue should be avoided as it can cause the vellum to curl.