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Rose jug
If we want to create contrasting effects which render our creation three dimensional, we use the special 3-D découpage papers. They are composed of a basic shape to apply flat and then separate pieces from the same shape to superimpose on afterwards and to be inflated with special putty gum, which will contrast with the paper. |
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Coffe pot with old lettering and sunflowers
Découpage paper can be applied whole or torn or also burnt along the edges to obtain an aged effect. In this example we have emphasised the aged effect with little spots of colour to imitate motheaten wear and tear. |
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