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Tr e a s u r e I s l a n d

By Paula Sims

Materials Required:

Blue mulberry paper

20cm x 8cm: M15A4.

Bright Blue thin card 9cm x 20cm.

Coloured paper: Yellow

4.5cm x 20cm and scraps of

Gold, Deep Red, White and

three shades of Green.

Scraps of Brown kraft paper.

Paper ribbler.

Tracing paper and a pencil.

Fine tipped Black pen.

Deckle edged scissors.

White typing correction fluid.

Card mount: SF01U-61 Textura Bright

White.

P.V.A. Craft adhesive and sticky fixers.

Actual Size

To Make The Card:

Using a fine tipped black pen and

ruler draw a border onto the front of the

card mount measuring 8mm in from

the edge all round.

Cut the blue mulberry paper to

193mm x 80mm so it fits exactly inside

the border at the sides and glue into

place just below the top line.

Cut the blue card to 193mm wide

then using the deckle edge scissors cut

into three 3cm wide strips. Using the

typing correction fluid (or white ink)

paint a wide jagged surf line along one

deckled edge of each strip.

Glue the top wave onto the card

overlapping the sky by about 1-1.5cm.

Use pieces of sticky fixer for the next

two waves overlapping each previous

layer by about 1-1.5cm as before. Re-

member to leave a gap with no fixers in

the middle wave near the right hand

edge for inserting the boat into later.

Cut the yellow paper to 193mm wide.

I have ribbled mine to make a rippled

sand effect but it has to be across the width so

you need a wide ribbler, you can leave it plain if

yours is too narrow. Cut a dip into the top edge

to about half the depth of the piece sloping

gently down at each side. Glue the sand into

place just above the lower border.

item over the appropriately coloured paper and

retrace over the lines.

Cut out all the pieces and glue the nose onto

the sun. Cut white oblongs for the label on the

bottle and the name on the boat, stick them into

place and write on the wording. I used my com-

puter to print out the scroll with the wording,

you can draw one instead if you prefer or leave

it out.

Draw details onto the sun, chest and bottle

using a black or white pen as appropriate. In-

dent the gold ‘treasure’ with lines to resemble

coins using an empty biro or place a piece of

tracing paper over the foil before drawing so

the tracing paper gets inky not the foil.

The tree trunk, leaves and hull of the boat

are all ribbled (direction shown by the black

lines) and it’s easier to feed the whole piece of

paper into the ribbler before cutting. Transfer

them from the diagram on the previous page

onto the coloured paper so all the ribbles will

face the right way.

You will need twelve pieces of trunk, it looks

more natural if these are slightly different from

each other so draw them freehand if possible

using the diagram as a guide to the correct size.

Place a piece of tracing paper over the dia-

gram below and trace the sun, sails, flag and

bottle. These are all cut from plain, not ribbled

paper. Turn the tracing paper over, place each

Assemble and glue the pieces onto the card

using the diagram below to guide you. For the

palm tree use glue on the back leaves but pieces

of sticky fixer for the trunk and front leaves to

add depth. Tuck the hull of the boat behind the

middle wave before gluing into place.

Actual Size

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