On my Live with Michele on Tuesday night I created this card using the Stampin’ Up! Mediterranean Blooms Designer Series Paper from the current 2024-25 Annual Catalogue. The technique used in creating this card is called Paper Toil.
What is a Paper Tole?
Paper Tole (Three dimensional decoupage) is the fascinating art of making realistic three dimensional pictures from a number of flat artist’s prints. The effect is achieved by cutting, shaping and reassembling the paper pieces to give a three dimensional image.
Measurements Used…
Colour | Imperial/Letter | Metric/A4 | |
Card Base | Night of Navy | 4 ¼ x 11”, score @ 5 ½” | 10.5 x 29.9cm, score @ 14.9cm |
Card Mat | Basic White | 4 x 5¼” | 10 x 14.4cm |
Card Front | DSP | 3⅞ x 5⅛ | 9.7 x 14.1cm |
Sentiment – finished Die size | Basic White | 1¾ x 3⅛” | 4.5 x 8cm |
Card Insert | Basic White | 4 x 5 ¼” | 10 x 14.4cm |
Card Insert strip | DSP | 1⅛ x 4” | 3 x 10cm |
Card Insert strip | Night of Navy | ½ x 4” | 1 x 10cm |
3-4 DSP Images to cut into layers for the Paper Toil | |||
How too…
The video below goes through all the steps I used.
TIP: If you are wanting to coat the back of the DSP for extra strength and don’t have Modge Podge, then what you can do as Tombow Multi – Purpose Glue is acid free is to water it down and with a foam brush paint it on. Let dry completely before cutting.
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