parchmentpanels.pdf

Parchm e nt Pan el s

By Susan Barlow

Materials Required:

Parchment tracing paper: TR003.

Masking tape.

Mapping pen and White and Black ink.

Parchment scissors.

4 Needle perforating tool, embossing tools and

fine stylus, perforating pad and embossing pad.

Parchment colouring pencils.

Fine Black drawing pen and Gold gel pen.

Paper punches: leaf, flower, butterfly

and a medium sized circle.

Best Wishes peel off sticker.

Clear nail varnish.

Silicone glue.

Card mount: SF03U Deep Red.

To Make The Card:

Tape the parchment paper firmly to the dia-

gram so it cannot move and using the mapping

pen and white ink trace over all the lines on the

border pattern.

Continuing in white ink make filled dots

where there are circles on the diagram and make

tiny dots to mark each set of four holes.

Actual Size

Remove the tracing from the diagram and

place it ink side down on the embossing pad.

Emboss the two rows of white filled dots using

the small embossing tool then emboss all the

lines using the fine stylus.

Turn the parchment right side up and place

on the perforating pad. Using the four needle

tool perforate all the dots marked from the

diagram. Leaving the design on the mat cut

between the holes using the following method.

Snip the inner rows first.

Place the points of the scis-

sors into the top two holes

of a group of four and snip

(blue lines). Repeat with the

top two holes of each set of

four in these inner rows.

Glue the panel onto the card at an angle using

silicone glue, you will have to be careful as the

glue will show through plain areas of parchment.

Put tiny dots of glue on the back of the embossed

dots as it won’t show here. To fix it more firmly

put larger amounts of glue where the flowers are

going to be placed as they will hide it.

There are lots of different paper punches

available, it doesn’t matter whether you have

the exact same flowers, leaves etc. as most are

a similar size and will work just as well.

Punch out 4 leaves and colour

them green. Place the leaves face up

on the embossing mat and use the

fine tool to add the veins as shown.

Punch out 8 flowers as each fin-

ished flower is made from 2 punchings placed

one on the other. Colour 4 orange and 4 yellow

then place face down on the embossing mat and

gently emboss the petals to give them shape.

Punch four dots for the flower centres and colour

them with black ink. Once the

black is dry, dot with gold ink.

Tu r n the whole design and

the mat by one quarter turn

and snip the top two holes

of each set again (shown as

yellow lines, previous cuts

still shown in blue).

Tu rn another 1 ⁄ 4 turn and

repeat and then another 1 ⁄ 4

turn and snip again. This

time a tiny piece of parch-

ment will come away. The

finished result is shown in

this enlarged diagram.

Once the inner rows have

been cut as described

above, work the centre

four holes in each flower

motif. The outer rows of

dots within each motif are

left uncut.

Punch out two butterflies.

Colour the bodies black and the

wings blue. Add the wing mark-

ings using black ink over the

blue and outline the wings with

black. Gently emboss the wings.

All the punched items are

covered with clear nail varnish to give a lovely

gloss finish. Once the varnish is dry make up

the flowers by gluing the two layers of petals

together and then glue the circle in the centre.

Next cut the bars between

the flower motifs in steps 1

to 4 turning the design by 1 ⁄ 4

turn between steps as before.

The centres may come out

at step 3 but if you work

the cuts in step 4 anyway

the resulting crosses will be

neater. The finished cutting

is shown in the fifth box.

Glue all the pieces onto the card using the

photo as a guide and add a peel off greeting to

the centre of the panel.

Next snip just the crosses

between the curved lines

using the same method as

for the inner rows.

Snip the holes shown on the

diagram following the path

of the blue line. This will

separate the excess paper

round the edge from the

border.

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