Audience Title
- Adults
- Teenagers
Time Estimation
- 30 min
What you need:
You will find the lists of materials in the following descriptions.
Wedding serviette decoration
List of materials
Drawing board, white or natural, pencil, graphite transfer paper, eraser, ruler (metal if possible), craft knife or scalpel, scissors, adhesive tape, ribbon or cord, Pitt Artist Pen Brush 170, Pitt Artist Pen "S" black, Pitt Artist Calligraphy Pen "C" black
Step 1
Print out template full size, lay template on drawing board and secure along one edge with adhesive tape.
Lay graphite paper, dark side down, underneath the template sheet. Trace the lines on the template sheet. After the first few lines, lift graphite paper to check that the lines have been transferred. The lines should only be faint, so that they do not show through when they are subsequently coloured. Use the eraser or kneadable rubber to lighten the lines where necessary after tracing.
Lay graphite paper, dark side down, underneath the template sheet. Trace the lines on the template sheet. After the first few lines, lift graphite paper to check that the lines have been transferred. The lines should only be faint, so that they do not show through when they are subsequently coloured. Use the eraser or kneadable rubber to lighten the lines where necessary after tracing.
Step 2
Carefully remove template sheet. Colour the sheet using Pitt Artist Pen Brush 170. Then paint the flowers using Pitt Artist Pen "S" black.
Step 3
Cut out leaf and flower, leaving the stem slightly longer. The stem is trimmed to the correct length after inserting into the gift-wrap ribbon.
Step 4
Cut out oval sheet from grey board (colour should match the grey board of the menu) and, using Pitt Artist Pen Calligraphy black, write the name of the guest on it (if necessary, write name lightly in pencil first).
Step 5
Trim gift ribbon to length and tie around the rolled serviette. Then tuck flower and leaf into the ribbon. Trim stem to appropriate length if necessary.
Inspiration
Wedding menu
List of materials
Drawing board, white or natural, pencil, graphite transfer paper, eraser, ruler (metal if possible), craft knife or scalpel, scissors, adhesive tape, ribbon or cord, Pitt Artist Pen Brush 170, Pitt Artist Pen "S" black, Pitt Artist Calligraphy Pen "C" black
Step 1
Print out template full size, lay template on
drawing board and secure along one edge
with adhesive tape.
Lay graphite paper, dark side down,
underneath the template sheet. Trace the
lines on the template sheet. After the first
few lines, lift graphite paper to check that
the lines have been transferred. The lines
should only be faint, so that they do not
show through when they are subsequently
coloured. Use the eraser to lighten the
lines where necessary after tracing.
Step 2
Carefully remove template sheet. Using Pitt Artist Pen Brush 170, colour in the areas on the template. Then paint the flowers using Pitt Artist Pen "S" black. Trace the outlines using Pitt Artist Pen "S" black. Paint the lines slightly offset to the white surface to achieve an informal appearance.
Step 3
Cut out the painted design. Cut apart at
the position shown.
Use a program on the PC to prepare the
menu and then print it out. Trim to a
format of 6 x 15.5 cm.
Step 4
Stick the two painted sections of the menu
to the blank grey card. Note: Make sure
that the card is stuck properly all the way
round! The small piece of the design must
touch the fold in the card!
Step 5
Trim off excess drawing board.
Step 6
Position menu printout centrally and stick down.
Step 7
Decorate with ribbon or cord.