Wendy Walters
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Patterns · Lessons · Card making
Wendy Walters
Parchment Craft
Step-by-step parchment craft patterns and lessons, from your first traced line to delicate embossed and perforated lace.
See the patternsFree Pattern of the Month – November 2026
Butterfly Parchment Card
By Wendy & Emma
- Size: 150mm square (about 157mm with the scallops)
- Technique: worked in white and gold on parchment over a plum backing
- Format: A4 printable PDF
Free for personal use – a new pattern every month.
Wendy's Cards
A few of the cards Wendy designed and made.
Book
Wendy's Patterns
Download Wendy's parchment patterns and start crafting today.
Bundle
Christmas Pattern Bundle
Four festive parchment designs plus six printable backing papers.
£5.99
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Bundle
Celebrations Collection
Five celebration card designs for life's special occasions.
£7.99
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Pattern
Flower Embellishment
Tracing, embossing and perforating tutorial with six backing papers.
£3.74
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A Welcome from Wendy
A little welcome from Wendy herself – a treasured memory.
Watch more on YouTube
More of Wendy's parchment craft videos on her Gemini Crafts channel.
About Wendy
In loving memory
Wendy Walters ran Gemini Crafts and had a lifelong love of parchment craft. She found real joy in tracing, embossing and perforating delicate designs, and in sharing her patterns so others could create something beautiful too. Wendy sadly passed away on 8th May 2020. This site, and the patterns and lessons in her book, have been lovingly put together by her daughter, Emma, in her honour, so that her work and her love of the craft can live on.
Lovingly published by her daughter, Emma Ward.
Emma's colouring books and journals
What is parchment craft?
Parchment craft is the art of decorating thin parchment paper to create beautiful, lace-like cards and keepsakes. The main techniques are:
- Tracing – copying the pattern onto parchment with white or coloured ink.
- Embossing – rubbing the back of the paper with ball tools so it turns raised and white.
- Perforating – piercing tiny holes with needle tools, often cut into lace.
- Grid work – using a metal grid to make even, repeating patterns of holes and dots.
- Colouring – adding soft colour with pencils, pens or paints.
