I have been browsing through the Fashion Boutique cards and saw one using twisted decoupage. I have never seen this method and think it's great any
tips on how to do it would be greatly appreciated. All the cards are beautiful.
Beryl 
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Posts: 2918 (30/03/2008 22:09:03) |
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Posts: 4120 (30/03/2008 23:12:04) |
from an earlier post....
Google twisted pyramid decoupage, it brings up links to various sites, but I created my own sheets with the 3D cardbuilder CD http://s75.photobucket.com/albums/i281/san3/Different%20style%20cards/?action=view¤t=1stgoatatwistpyramid.jpg There's also another card I've made using this way in the Fashion Boutique Gallery......Page 5 near the bottom somewhere (if you'd like a look) Instead of cutting the layers square, you trim a wedge shape off each side, then use that one as a template for the next layer and cut another wedge from all sides and keep doing this for however many layers you are using. I used the 3D2 cardbuilder (decoupage part of it) that way I could keep a check on the layers etc. Hope this helps you and anyone else wondering how it's done.......I prefer this way now to normal pyramids
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Posts: 2918 (31/03/2008 10:16:03) |
Many thanks San I've got the 3D2 cardbuilder I'll maybe have a play later.
Beryl x |
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Posts: 2918 (31/03/2008 10:18:13) |
Love the other card too
Beryl x |
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san3 |
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Posts: 4120 (31/03/2008 10:52:51) |
Thanks Beryl.....It's addictive once you get going, I've used 10 layers on mine and used thinish card instead of foam pads on the FB one. Depends on
the depth you want.
I'm here if you need help
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Posts: 148 (31/03/2008 16:35:55) |
Any chance you could explain in a little more detail.
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san3 |
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Posts: 4120 (31/03/2008 18:17:12) |
Does this make more sense,
I've coloured the layers to make them (hopefully) easier to see. San x |
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Posts: 468 (31/03/2008 18:20:17) |
WOW thats brilliant must have a go at that what clever people there are on here
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Posts: 5284 (31/03/2008 19:00:38) |
i do twised decoupage and love it
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pamtwo |
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Posts: 148 (16/04/2008 15:37:37) |
At last I am able to say thankyou for the diagram have spent all afternoon looking for this thread. Have been stressed out for the last couple of weeks (a
lot of changes at home) absolute bedlam. Could you please explain the diagram a bit more as I still dont get it. Sorry for being gormless (the only deagree I
have is in mythering.
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Posts: 148 (16/04/2008 15:47:35) |
Are you cutting bits off or just twisting the full layer
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Posts: 1122 (16/04/2008 15:52:19) |
Glad you asked about twisted decoupage, I was wondering my self,
thanks to your post have an idea. Hugs, Tee x |
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san3 |
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Posts: 4120 (16/04/2008 22:14:16) |
I've put a twisted pyramid section in 'my images' hopefully it will help.
hugs San x |
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pamtwo |
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Posts: 148 (17/04/2008 07:31:58) |
Sorry San my computer keeps seizing up when I view your images
Love pam |
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jenny |
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Posts: 188 (17/04/2008 07:37:15) |
How do you get the image from the FB cd into the 3d decoupage program? Being stupid I expect, but I couldn't see how the other day. Thanks for twisted
decoupage help anyway.
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Posts: 148 (17/04/2008 08:43:25) |
Not as stupid as me jenny. Whats your FB.
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san3 |
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Posts: 4120 (17/04/2008 10:49:50) |
Pam have sent you a pm, That picture seizing happens to me alot which is why I prefer the bucketsite.
To get the image from Fashion Boutique (FB) I probably did a snapshot thing around one of the pictures, saved it to my computer, then into the cardbuilder from there. hth:) San x |
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Posts: 4131 (17/04/2008 11:08:42) |
There is a lovely range of designs/sheets already twisted created by a company called Design House - Sharon has some of the kits in her shop for those of you
that struggle with computers.
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Posts: 6177 (17/04/2008 11:19:41)
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Paul while I have your attention there is also some papers in those kits called Double Take, have you or anyone else tried them yet, I've never seen them
before and since you are such a Design House expert wondered if you knew about them.
They look............................unusual! 
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Paul Church |
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Posts: 4131 (17/04/2008 11:24:49) |
Mmmmmm - I had forgotten about those - I do have them (all of them!!!!) and they are fab as well - just love the Design House designs! Fresh and funky and cute
and different!
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Posts: 6177 (17/04/2008 11:27:27)
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yes but have you tried them yet
now stop gazing adoring and your papers and go make one, we need to see them in action
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