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Anne Quinn |
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Parchment and Calligraphy
Tutor |
Click on the
images below to launch the pattern which can then be printed
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Trace
border and greeting in white ink or gel pen, and the centre
flower bouquet in white pencil.
Half emboss
from outer edges mainly on all the flowers and leaves. Stipple
the little dotty bud-like pieces. Emboss stems lightly with
small ball tool. Stipple flower centres.
Half emboss
ribbons: softly from outside edge from he reverse - halfway
towards the centre on the front bits, and halfway fromt he
centre outwards - on the top of the parchment, on the inside
of the bows.
Fill in
the arcs on the outside border, or stipple. Emboss greetings
until white.
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Trace
bows, ribbons and greetings in white, and the design in the
centre in fine black waterproof pen or ink.
Half
emboss bows and ribbons with large embossing ball tool. Emboss
the front of the ribbons and bows fromt he back, and the inside
of the bows from the top of the parchment.
Use
a star/sun tool within the double lines of the centre knotwork
oval.
Lightly
emboss leaves, and half emboss poppy in centre, and finally
colour from the reverse with felt tip pens. |
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I traced
this pen in fine, black, waterproof pen on A5 parchment.
Colour
on top of the pattern with pencil crayons (Polychromos oil
based pencils work well) and then emboss from underneath.
Emboss
the cloth on the front and then underneath, to give it a ripply
effect!
Cut the edge with fancy scissors.
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Trace
in fine, black, waterproof pen or ink.
Half
emboss petals from outside edge underneath, and a little on
the top of the parchment from the centre outwards of all three
flowers. Lightly emboss leaves where they show white on the
picture!
Emboss
lettering and border and perforate border away when finished.
Colour
from behind with felt tip pens. |
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Trace
in fine, black, waterproof pen or coloured ink if you wish.
Half
emboss flowers: do the turnovers from the back, and then emboss
from centre halfway towards the turnovers on the top of the
parchment, petals without the turnovers need embossing from
the outside edge underneath half way towards the centres.
Trace
centre veins on the leaves on the top of the parchment.
Colour
the reverse with felt tip pens
Emboss
lettering. |
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Trace
in fine, black pen as before.
Emboss
white swirls on the flowers and centre veins of leaves.
Stipple
the cone of the bunch, and colour from behind with muted colour
felt tip pen. Colour the reverse of flowers and leaves too.
Border
is done with a scalloped stencil.
Trace
and then emboss in between the double lines. Perforate away
with small scallop needle tool. |
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I
traced this pattern in black ink (looks good in white too!).
Half
emboss flower petals from outside edge underneath towards centre.
Emboss flower centres heavier.
Half
emboss leaves softly from outside edges. Emboss lettering.
Colour
all from reverse with felt tip pens.
Perforate
edge away with any needle tool of your choice. Mount onto card. |
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Trace
in fine, black, waterporoof pen.
Half
emboss all sections and colour the reverse with felt tip pens.
Use
a star tool for decoration within the double lines around the
rectangle.
I
have used some thicker line glitter peel-offs around the edge
and cut next to them with scissors and attached a dark card
underneath.
You
can stick very thin double sided tape underneath the peel-off
lines to attach to the card if you wish.
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Trace
with coloured inks or fine, black, waterproof pen.
Half
emboss flowers and leaves and colour on top with pencils towards
the embossing.
Butterfly
is 3D; trace full butterfly, each shape separately, and a top
body piece on another piece of parchment. Emboss where you wish
and use star/sun tools for decoration on separate pieces. Perforate
out, colour reverse with felt tip pens and attach to card with
3D bits on top with silicone glue.
I
have used a thin line white peel-off around the edge and attached
a darkish card underneath. |
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