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

30 January 2022

3D Decoupage Dog in Cake

 

How to turn a digital stamp into a 3d decoupage image for a birthday card



I will show you in this blog how to turn one image into 4 images and then how to turn them into a 3D image for a birthday card.
Decoupaged card created from a single digital stamped image



I've used a digital image of a dog bursting out of a birthday cake that I bought from LOTV (you can get it here), however you could use a block or clear cling stamp and just stamp it 4 times ontop a piece of white card.

My digital stamp was an outline image but you can get pre-coloured images from LOTV if you do not fancy colouring in.

The hardest part of this card is knowing what part of the image you wish to layer. Just play around with your image - you need to get the parts of the image that are closest to you as the top last layers. As you are printing these images (or stamping them) yourself, you can always re-print them if you weren't happy with your first attempt. There is no real right or wrong, just go with what looks appealing to yourself.

Follow the below link to find out how the card was made

22 March 2020

Watch the Birdie!

Use a digital downloaded image to create your own decoupage birthday card


Another male oriented birthday card and once again I struggled to find an appropriate image amongst my stash! I had a hunt on the internet and found a lovely and very appropriate image.
create a card using Lili of the Valley's Watch the Birdie digital image

If you use Google to search for digital stamps, there are loads to choose from. Some are free, some you have to pay a small amount for. Some are black and white images and some are already pre-coloured. (Please be careful of copyright issues)  In this case I found a pre-coloured image and paid a small amount to be able to download it. Once downloaded you can print to your hearts content. This particular download was in PDF format and came in varying sizes.

As you can keep printing those images, you can cut parts out of the different images to create the decoupage image.

Follow the below link to find out how this card was made: