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Learn how to make charming handmade greetings cards with this inspirational guide to creating 3D pictures using layering techniques. Dawn Allen shows how to build up pictures and designs using easy-to-follow instructions and many different ideas. Dawn Allen's inspirational card-making book shows how simple techniques can be used to make stunning three-dimensional cards. Suitable for complete beginners as well as more experienced card makers, Dawn demonstrates in clearly illustrated steps how to create beautiful 3D pictures and turn them into gorgeous greetings cards by adding decorative papers, craft stickers, ribbons and other paper embellishments. This book includes: over 50 step-by-step photographs; inspiring easy-to-make projects; and cards for any occasion.
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Dawn Allen was born in London. As a child, she loved to cut out paper shapes to make scrapbooks, and paper clothes for cardboard dolls. Having gained a teaching certificate, she became a qualified tutor teaching various crafts at an adult education centre. Finding that her own handmade three-dimensional cards and pictures sold well at local craft fairs, Dawn eventually opened her own craft shop in 1996 where she also runs private classes in three-dimensional paper work and other crafts with the help of her family and staff.
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Cutting paper to create three-dimensional images started in the nineteenth century, when two identical images were placed on top of each other and separated by a mixture of paste and straw. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
Cutting paper to create three-dimensional images started in the nineteenth century, when two identical images were placed on top of each other and separated by a mixture of paste and straw. Read the first page
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