Welsh Dragon
A no-hole fold back with a Welsh Dragon and leeks.
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Simple and effective design, but the decoupage dragon is very fiddly to cut out, and some details are so fragile they may fall off.
Maybe that's why you get two dragons? I only used one, but was happy I had a spare. The parts that are on a green background show any left-over white badly, so care is needed.
Once cut out, I used a red felt tip to cover the edges of the dragon, and a green one around the leek (again, a spare is supplied).
I glued the dragon directly to the base, and used foam pads to raise the leek a little.
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I glued the dragon directly to the base, and used foam pads to raise the leek a little.){kind=link}
Simple and effective design, but the decoupage dragon is very fiddly to cut out, and some details are so fragile they may fall off.
Maybe that's why you get two dragons? I only used one, but was happy I had a spare. The parts that are on a green background show any left-over white badly, so care is needed.
Once cut out, I used a red felt tip to cover the edges of the dragon, and a green one around the leek (again, a spare is supplied).
I glued the dragon directly to the base, and used foam pads to raise the leek a little.
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