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How to Create Embossed Cardboard Shapes
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This is also fun for kids. Use cereal boxes, paint them, cut the basic shape out and let them have fun using the dimensional paint to make different designs.
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1. Cut any shape out of a piece cardboard. Simple shapes look the best. Using dimensional paint (any choice of color) or thick craft glue, draw a border around the shape.
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2. Be imaginative. Add more lines, dots, sprials and other patterns. The more designs, the more interesting.
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3. Let the paint or glue dry for a few hours. Take your choice of color of acrylic paint and paint over the entire shape. When dry, 1 or 2 coats may be necessary. A quicker alternative is to use artist gesso first. Once dry, normally one one coat of paint is necessary. Paint the other side when the first side is finished.
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