With a little soft paste on the object you're working with, the paper napkin design really stands out!

• A wood picture frame with an internal measurement of 7.9 x 7.9 inches
• a paper napkin (pick a napkin quarter with a pretty design)
• some spray glue/varnish (ref 202 from Odif for example)
• soft texture effect/modeling paste

Step 1 Place the paper napkin quarter in the frame. Lift up the edges, one after the other, and mark out in gray pencil the areas where you would like to create a 3D effect. Here we've marked out the scarecrow and pumpkin shapes etc...

Step 2   Work the modeling paste a little (it will quickly go dry in your hands) and stick it onto the areas you've marked out.

Step 3 Separate out the layers of the paper napkin quarter. ¨Place it on a piece of cardboard, face down. Spray it with glue/varnish from a distance of 8 inches. Wait a few minutes, then place the napkin inside the frame, making sure it's straight.

If it doesn't work out first time round, you can unpeel it and try again, that's the great thing about spray glue/varnish. Gently smooth it with a cloth: look, no folds!

Now paint the sides of the picture frame, either so as to match the napkin design, or simply with a contrasting solid-color...Use acrylic paint for wood.

Once it's dry, spray the frame with the glue/varnish, this time from a distance of 16 inches.

Where can I find materials and supplies for this craft design?

• the spray glue/varnish and paper napkins (in the store "materials for arts and crafts")
• the painting on wood and objects to paint (in the store "Wooden objects")