Showing posts with label decoupage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decoupage. Show all posts

Monday, 3 December 2012

Christmas sleep

Me to you bear christmas card.


This was a set of 3d decoupage, I cut the holly out using a die, but I only had white pearls. I coloured the pearls using my promarkers to turn them red for berries.

The lights where die cut and then glossy accents over the top.


Friday, 1 June 2012

Wedding card birds

Machine cute Wedding card
Used with my Ecal and pen holder for the font.
Showing layers

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Repurposed wine box


This is a piece I did last year, so excuse the rubbish photos and such.

I needed a display type gift box to use for a present and could not find any that fitted. So I began with a cheap round wine gift box.


I peeled all the paper off to reveal the cardboard underneath. I then cut 3 windows in the box using a craft knife.

The gift was a Snow White ornament and I managed to find a snow white picture book in my local charity shop.

The hardest part was destroying the book as it looked to be from the original release of the film and I have been bought up to never tear books hehe.

After cutting the pieces up I stuck them around the box, making sure to cover all blank spaces as well as the inside of the box.




I found the picture that matched the ornamentand made it into a feature on the top of the box.

The quote that went with the ornament went into the lid of the box along with witch.
I then varnished the box with a PVA diluted with water. This gave it a little bit of a shine and made sure everything was stuck and sealed.




I had a small round silver gift box underneath that I was able to write a message to the recipient and put into the box along with another small present.

The box was perfect and gave a unique finish to the present. It was well received.

My biggest tip if you decide to do anything similar, is to make sure that you peel off the original paper fully. It had a gloss feel to it and made sticking anything over it difficult on the areas I missed. 

If I were to do it again, I would probably still do the same thing, but I think I would like to finish it with a high gloss finish.