Double Decoupage - What a Shock
One A4 sheet of decoupage to download and print at home as many times as you wish.
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I printed onto 230gsm photo paper and cut out all the pieces. As these designs are double decoupage, I decided to make double easel cards for them.
I used white card and made the easel card, attaching the toppers using a wet glue I then added a strip of green glitter tape and added the sentiment using foam pads.
I finished by adding the decoupage to the two toppers. Great designs which you can use in numerous ways and they are not difficult to work with.
First I typed my sentiments on the roof panels of cup50539_107 then printed out and cut out all the elements.
Using backing sheets of sky and grass, I cut two pieces to fit across a white 7 x 7 scallop edge card and attached with d.s tape.
I then added the folded shed. Using cup764934_77229, I printed out and cut out all the elements. I decoupaged using foam pads and placed inside the shed using d.s tape.
I then drew 2 flames on white card using Promarker pens, cut them out and placed these inside the card to look like flames in the roof.
This was an ordered card for a man's 70th Birthday. Apparently he was an Electrician who once set fire to a garden shed. Hope he liked it.
First I typed my sentiments on the roof panels of cup50539_107 then printed out and cut out all the elements.
Using backing sheets of sky and grass, I cut two pieces to fit across a white 7 x 7 scallop edge card and attached with d.s tape.
I then added the folded shed. Using cup764934_77229, I printed out and cut out all the elements. I decoupaged using foam pads and placed inside the shed using d.s tape.
I then drew 2 flames on white card using Promarker pens, cut them out and placed these inside the card to look like flames in the roof.
This was an ordered card for a man's 70th Birthday. Apparently he was an Electrician who once set fire to a garden shed. Hope he liked it.