Tomorrow is the big day! It's the day when My Besties 3-D Deco challenges begin! So to get you all excited to participate in our first challenge, i thought i'd show you how to use a digital image to make your own 3-D decoupage image art.
For your convenience, you can purchase My Besties 3-D Deco sheets at the store, these are already set up for you and all you have to do is cut them out..check those out here.
For my example i am using a My Besties i call "Garden Hat" found here.
Here is the finished card for you to see and get you enticed to make this fun art!
Another view to see the dimension:
Here is how i made my image 3-D..a lot like paper piecing but more layers!
First you need (in this case) 5 images. (click the image below to see the layers for this image and what i cut off each layer to make the dimension)
Once you have your image cut out in layers you can then start putting the layers back on top of the base image (layer 1).
First let's talk about glue/tape. It is suggested on line to use silicon glue, i've not found any in the local/national craft stores..you will probably have to order it on line. So because i didn't have any on hand, i went with the foam tape. I should have taken a picture of where i put the tape on the back, but i didn't. A tip would be not to have it close to the edge, as it will show.
Now let's start layering: (click pictures to see closer)
Put layer 2 on top of layer one..
(of course this picture had to be blurred) Now let's add layer 3 to Layer 2
Now for layer 4 to layer 3 For the last layer, you will add layer 5 to layer 4
Now let's see what you can do! Thanks for looking!
Challenges:
The Shabby Tea Room- Sketch this
Fab 'n' Funky- Love/Valentine
Mod Squad Challenge- Thinking of Spring/add flowers
For your convenience, you can purchase My Besties 3-D Deco sheets at the store, these are already set up for you and all you have to do is cut them out..check those out here.
For my example i am using a My Besties i call "Garden Hat" found here.
Here is the finished card for you to see and get you enticed to make this fun art!
Another view to see the dimension:
Here is how i made my image 3-D..a lot like paper piecing but more layers!
First you need (in this case) 5 images. (click the image below to see the layers for this image and what i cut off each layer to make the dimension)
Once you have your image cut out in layers you can then start putting the layers back on top of the base image (layer 1).
First let's talk about glue/tape. It is suggested on line to use silicon glue, i've not found any in the local/national craft stores..you will probably have to order it on line. So because i didn't have any on hand, i went with the foam tape. I should have taken a picture of where i put the tape on the back, but i didn't. A tip would be not to have it close to the edge, as it will show.
Now let's start layering: (click pictures to see closer)
Put layer 2 on top of layer one..
(of course this picture had to be blurred) Now let's add layer 3 to Layer 2
Now for layer 4 to layer 3 For the last layer, you will add layer 5 to layer 4
Now let's see what you can do! Thanks for looking!
Challenges:
The Shabby Tea Room- Sketch this
Fab 'n' Funky- Love/Valentine
Mod Squad Challenge- Thinking of Spring/add flowers
Sweet! I would be her bestie in a minute! Beautiful card and a great tutorial also. What a brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie for making this fantastic tutorial! It is wonderful!And your card is beautiful! Hugs Julie xox
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I believe that I found the 3-D silicon glue at Michael's this past year. It is not with the cardmaking or scrapping supplies, but in the area with glue (more in the artist supplies area). It is in a tube, not a bottle.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully dimensional project! I love this idea and your picture tutorial is so helpful! Your card is lovely! Thanks so much for joining us in The Shabby Tea Room!
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning with how you added each of the layers to her! Incredible effect!, Plus a very sweet card!
ReplyDeleteSuper carte avec un joli 3D
ReplyDeleteMerci pour ta participation au Fab'n'Funky Challenge !
Bises
Super carte avec un joli 3D
ReplyDeleteMerci pour ta participation au Fab'n'Funky Challenge !
Bises
This is a fantastic tutorial Bonnie, you have done an absolute fabulous job! Ange xxoo
ReplyDeleteWow! So adorable! I love seeing these again. My cousins grandmother made several of these when we were growing up; (more than 50 years ago) I can remember her tediously cutting the tiny prints and layering them just like this. It was fascinating to me and now I want to make my own. They were framed, I will have to find out if my cousin still has some.
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