Volume decoupage Sospeso Trasparente
Sospeso Trasparente is a volume decoupage decorative technique created and patented by Italian decorator Monica Allegro. This technique allows you to make volume decorative elements from special paper (napkins and decoupage cards) in several easy steps:
One of the main materials used in volume decoupage technique Sospeso Trasparente is a special film. It is absolutely safe and non-toxic while heated.
Safety sertificate of Sospeso Trasparente materials
The basic principle of work in Sospeso Trasparente technique is to cut the desired motives from the decoupage card or napkin and then glue it to the special film. The film was designed and patented especially for this technique. It’s absolutely safe and non-toxic. When it’s dry, you have to cut the motives together with the film and then heat it over the candle and modelate using special instruments – wooden burins and latex pad. When the film is warm, it is flexible and you can get any desired shape. It gets cold in two or three seconds and keeps the shape you’ve made.
Depending on the type of paper you can get different effects - imitation of glass, porcelain or biscuit, this is what we call volume decoupage.
- cut motives of your choice from napkins or decoupage cards
- glue them onto the special transparent film
- model elements using a candle and special sticks (bullini).
One of the main materials used in volume decoupage technique Sospeso Trasparente is a special film. It is absolutely safe and non-toxic while heated.
Safety sertificate of Sospeso Trasparente materials
The basic principle of work in Sospeso Trasparente technique is to cut the desired motives from the decoupage card or napkin and then glue it to the special film. The film was designed and patented especially for this technique. It’s absolutely safe and non-toxic. When it’s dry, you have to cut the motives together with the film and then heat it over the candle and modelate using special instruments – wooden burins and latex pad. When the film is warm, it is flexible and you can get any desired shape. It gets cold in two or three seconds and keeps the shape you’ve made.
Depending on the type of paper you can get different effects - imitation of glass, porcelain or biscuit, this is what we call volume decoupage.
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Sugar wires
Sugar Wire is made of metallic wire covered by a thin coloured paper and by a multitude of transparent glass micropearls.
The metal core allows you to make different shapes while decorating various objects and creating stunning bijoux.
The metal core allows you to make different shapes while decorating various objects and creating stunning bijoux.
Decoupage
Decoupage is the art of decorating an object by gluing colored paper cutouts onto the object in combination with special paint effects. Commonly an object like a small box, vase, candlestick or whatever is covered by cutouts from special decoupage paper or thin posters. Each layer is sealed with varnishes (often multiple coats) until the "stuck on" appearance disappears and the result looks like painting or inlay work. The traditional technique used 30-40 layers of varnish which were then sanded to a polished finish.
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