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3D Découpage

By Celia Biscoe

These charming sea pictures were designed

and painted for us by Celia Biscoe. We have

printed them in two sizes to fit our square

aperture cards. They are perfect for making

simple 3D découpage pictures using just three

layers each and with no fancy cutting required.

We are also adding them to our range of

‘mini pics’. These are designs printed onto

folding paper for you to make teabag folded

designs, smaller 3D découpage pictures etc.

Materials Required:

P. V.A. Craft Adhesive.

Scissors or knife and cutting mat.

Sticky fixer pads or silicone adhesive.

3D découpage paper: DC141 to DC152.

Card mount: DC141 - DC146 use AP53U,

DC147 - DC152 use AP55U.

How To Make The Cards:

The first layer of each design is a

full print mounted into the aperture.

To separate the layers you can use either

silicone adhesive or sticky fixers. Sticky

fixers are too large as they come and

should be cut into about eight pieces

or smaller where necessary.

Cut out whole turtle. Slit be-

tween fingers and toes and slit

the mouth. Curve lower jaw

down. Sticky fix into place.

Cut out the turtle’s shell and

sticky fix into place.

Cut out the whole crab and

sticky fix into place.

Cut out the crab’s body inc-

luding the eyes, sticky fix into

place.

Cut out the whole fish and

sticky fix into place.

Cut out the fish body without

top and bottom fin. Cut along

the gill line and curve the flap

up. Sticky fix into place.

Cut out the whole starfish inc-

luding the tentacles. Sticky fix

into place.

Cut out the starfish without

the tentacles. Gently curve each

arm along the centre around a

pencil. Sticky fix into place.

Cut out the whole shell. Sticky

fix into place.

Cut out part of the shell as

shown. Sticky fix into place.

Cut out the whole seahorse and

sticky fix into place.

Cut out part of the seahorse as

shown. Sticky fix into place and

glue at the tail.

Mini Pics

Ideas For Cards:

Here are a few ideas for using our new set of

Mini Pics sheets MP005 - MP010. All you need

are a selection of card mounts, corrugated papers,

mulberry papers, spare bits of thin card, sticky

fixers, P.V.A. Craft Adhesive and some basic tools.

If you make pictures from the 3D découpage

sheets you will end up with lots of spare seaweed

borders. Save these to

use in your mini pic

cards, if you are care-

ful in cutting out the

design you can even

use the whole border

(see main picture).

Above: I have used the

smallest size seahorse from

the mini pics sheet. The

seaweed along the side is

from a découpage sheet.

Left: Three fish pictures

cut from the smallest size

again and mounted onto

blue corrugated paper. The

finishing touch is a peel off

sticker coloured in blue.

Above: A layered design

using the larger size mini

pic for the centre and with

a découpage sheet seaweed

border behind. Sticky fix-

ers separate the layers on

this card to make it 3D.

Right: Another corrugated

panel, this time with 3

different smallest size mini

pics. The seaweed border

along the side is two sides

of a découpage border

joined in the centre.

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