3ddecoupage(13), Craft Creations Magazine

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3D Découpage
By Celia Biscoe
We are sure you will love
these four great sports pictures
designed for us by Celia Biscoe
especially for 3D découpage.
Each design is available in
two sizes, the larger size is used
throughout this article. The
smaller size can be produced
following these instructions
but using 3D découpage sheets
DC157 to DC160 and AP78U
or AP78G cards.
Materials Required:
P. V.A. Craft Adhesive.
Scissors or knife and a
Cutting mat.
Sticky fixer pads or
Silicone adhesive.
3D découpage paper:
DC153 to DC156.
Card mount:
AP48U or AP48G.
To Make The Cards:
You can use either silicone
adhesive or sticky fixers to
separate the layers. Silicone
is particularly useful if you
want to vary the depth of the
layers. Sticky fixers are too
large as they come and should
be cut into about eight pieces
or smaller where necessary.
When the instructions call
for glueing, place the sticky
fixer as far as possible from
the area to be glued.
Mount one full print into
the card and glue the card
closed. For the other three
layers, follow the cutting and
glueing instructions given for
each design.
White gaps on the diagram
show cuts and red lines
show glue. Cut out parts
shown and sticky fix into
place.
Cut out parts shown. Sticky
fix ball, head and body into
place and glue shoulder
where shown. Sticky fix
shin pad into place and
glue top where shown.
Cut out the parts shown.
Fold the peak of cap and
sticky fix into place. Sticky
fix arm and shin pad into
place.
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White gaps on the diagram
show cuts and red lines
show glue. Cut out whole
footballer as shown. Fold
the back arm at the sleeve.
Dab a little glue on the fold
and sticky fix the whole
thing into place.
Cut out the parts shown.
Cut between shirt and
shorts and cut the centre of
shorts as shown. Sticky fix
head, ball and leg into
place. Glue foot and shorts
where shown. Do not use
the shirt and arm just yet.
Cut out parts shown. Sticky
fix ball into place. Sticky fix
shorts into place glueing
where shown. Add the shirt
saved from last layer cutting
sleeve where shown (last
picture) and glueing under
arm, collar and side as
shown (last picture). Glue
the collar with no sticky
fixer at the back as shown.
Sticky fix sleeve into place.
White gaps on the diagram
show cuts and red lines
show glue. Cut out parts
shown and sticky fix into
place.
Cut out parts shown. Sticky
fix shoe and ball into place.
Cut between shirt and
shorts. Sticky fix shorts into
place and glue where
shown. Work the shorts of
the next layer before fixing
upper body into place.
Cut out all parts shown.
Sticky fix shoe and shorts
into place glueing shorts at
top where shown. Sticky fix
body from previous layer
into place then sticky fix the
sleeve into place.
White gaps on the diagram
show cuts and blue lines
show glue. Cut out whole
of golfer as shown and
sticky fix into place.
Cut out parts shown. Cut
between jumper and
trousers. Sticky fix legs into
place and glue along top as
shown. Sticky fix jumper
and head into place leaving
about 10mm at jumper
bottom ‘pad free’.
Cut out parts shown. Sticky
fix toes and arm into place
glueing arm at shoulder
and cuff. Run a thin line of
glue on the back of trouser
top where shown. Sticky
fix into place slipping the
top under the jumper of
last layer.
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Hello,
We hope you enjoy this free project. You may hand make copies of this project,
to give away or sell, as many times as you like. You may not use the pattern,
project, text or pictures for any other purpose nor make the project using
any automated process.
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