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Super 3D Stickers

By Jenny Kearley

Gold Label stickers are really popular and

being so versatile they are great for using with

all sorts of crafts, often helping to give a smart

result very quickly. Here I have combined 3D

découpage, parchment craft and dimensional

glitter paint with a Gold Label design to create

a pleasing card.

Materials Required:

Tracing paper: TR003 55mm x 70 mm approx.

Paper, approx. sizes: Lavender 55mm x 60mm,

Red 55mm x 60mm and Bright Green

70mm x 160mm.

Embossing tool and mat.

Red Sparkle Tulip fabric paint.

Craft knife or scissors.

Coloured pens or pencils: Yellow, Light Brown,

Grey and Cream.

Gold Label sheet: XL182U-01 Gold.

Sticky fixers and P.V.A. Craft adhesive.

Card mount: SF08U-45, Hammer White or

SF08M-89, Sapphire.

To Make The Card:

In this design I am only embossing the snowy

areas. There is no need to colour them because as

you emboss the tracing paper it turns white. The

remaining areas can only be coloured on the back

if you are not embossing them, otherwise they

have to be coloured on the front.

Keeping the sticker on it’s backing sheet, cut

the first scene as shown making sure all the

leaves are complete as you cut them away from

the border.

Put the leaves aside for later and stick the cut

away scene onto a piece of parchment weight

tracing paper.

Place this face down

and colour the doors and

windows yellow, the

smoke grey and the

buildings in brownish

colours. Gently emboss

the roofs, the snow on

the spire and the snowy

foreground. Add random

snowflakes to the sky by

gently pressing with the

embossing tool. Glue the

design onto a piece of

lavender paper using the

glue behind the border

area only.

Cut away any excess

tracing paper and laven-

der paper from round the edge of the sticker.

Glue the design onto the card mount.

Stick the com-

plete set of leaves

saved from the first

scene onto a piece of

green paper. Cut out

the leaves as shown

by the red line to

remove the remains

of the frame and

excess paper. Sticky

fix into place cover-

ing the bits of red

leaves in the frame

beneath.

Cut out leaves

from the third scene

as shown right. Stick

the leaves onto

green paper, cut out

and sticky fix this

set of leaves over

the previous layer.

Stick the incom-

plete set of leaves

saved from the

second scene onto a

piece of green paper.

Cut out the leaves

as shown by the red

line to remove odd

bits of leaves and

the excess green

paper.

Stick the leaves

into place on the card.

The last step is to

add the glitter to the

berries using sparkly

Tu lip paint. To stop

the berries ‘blobbing’

together they need to

be added ‘one to each

bunch’ then allowed

to dry for a couple of

hours.

Add another to

each bunch and allow

to dry again before

adding the final berry

to each bunch.

Add a Christmas

sticker and decorate

the card with stars if

desired.

Keeping the sticker on it’s backing sheet, cut

the second scene apart as shown by the red line.

This time you are keeping the frame as complete

as possible by cutting

through the leaves. Put

the leaves aside to use

later.

Stick the scene onto a

piece of red paper. Cut

round the inside of the

frame (as shown by the

blue lines) to remove the

scene from the centre

and discard it.

Cut the excess paper

from round the edge of

the frame.

Using tiny pieces of

sticky fixer, stick it over

the first picture aligning

the frame edges carefully.

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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The details above are correct as of 1st January 2003, but are subject to change without prior notice.

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