Pergamano Pattern Book

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Basic techniques is parchment art:

Tracing: the lines can be traced with a Pergamano mapping pen and Tinta ink.
Painting: you can work with Tinta ink, Pintura paint, Pinta-Perla paint, Perga Colors Exclusive and Perga Liner pencils.
Dorsing: applying color to the light grey parchment paper and achieved with Dorso crayons on the backside of the paper. You apply the color and spread it evenly on the paper with a tissue and a drop of Dorso-oil.
Perforation: make little holes in the parchment with a perforator pen.
Chasing or embossing: do this with chasing pens that you use at the back of the paper. If you apply this technique you will see that the light grey color changes into a soft white color.
Pointing: do this with the one needle pen on the backside of paper that is already chased. With the pen you hammer tiny points into the parchment. For an extra nice effect you can point the points close together and divide them equally over the section you want to be pointed.
Cutting: this technique perforations can be cut into crosses, slits or other decorative shapes. It�s a technique with endless possibilities.

Item #M67
Traditional Christmas Cards
Anneke Oostmeijer shows six cards
that painting with a range of embossed
and cut edges can produce fantastic results.
10.50

Item #M71
Pergamano Black & White
Pauline van Bijleveld shows you how
beautiful black & white creations can be
in this magazine. When you do the black
& white design in reverse you will have
twelve special designs instead of six.
10.50

Item #M72
Embroidering on parchment paper
Gerti Hofman has used parchment paper
in warm shades of red and fuchsia and
the surprising black vellum. Her combination
of parchment paper and shiny yarn led to
six colorful and subtle cards.
10.50

Item #M73
Pergamano Folding cards
Hiskia Wittenaar shows folding a parchment
paper gives beautiful results. The folding
is combine with detailed paintwork and
beautiful decorative borders.
10.50

Item #M74
Pergamano Exclusively White work
Sara Keen was inspired by white embroidery
and made this great white work magazine.
In some designs she has used tamponnade
stencils that are now used for chasing.
10.50

Item #M75
Pergamano Snowmen
the magazine contains 6 patterns
for cards with cute snowmen painted
by Gerti Hofman using perga liners.
11.99

Item #M76
Pergamano Golden Yellow Lace work
Siri-Anong was inspired by traditional
Thai culture which resulted in 6 patterns for cards with wonderful embossing and perforating work.
11.99

Item #M77
Traditional Christmas w Vellum Black
Nadine Guénard shows how attractive working
with vellum can be. The embossing and perforating
work is emphasized by the contrast offered by the
black vellum.
11.99

Item #M78
Christmas
Created by Waltraud Gessner, this magazine contains six beautiful Christmas projects. The use of several grids in the Pergamano product line like grid fine mesh, regular mesh, diagonal, straight 4 out of 6 patterns are cards and the remaining two are Christmas pendants.
11.99

Item #M80
Fruits & Flowers
Sara Keen�s first magazine (M74) was a great success. After these white work projects she has now picked up the brush and made this wonderful magazine. She has used a painting technique on the cards in which she works with perga liners and dorso oil. In this magazine you will find three flower cards and three fruit cards.
11.99

Item #M81
Colorful White Work
In this magazine you will find a collection of different styles of cards which, in a special way, include either a heart or flower shape. The maker of this magazine, Mary G. Kerr (Scotland), was able to subtly combine white work with color. The designs are easy and suitable to work out in various ways.
11.99

Item #M82
Sceneries
The six cards in this magazine are designed and created by Pat Hosking. Each card illustrates a unique and beautiful landscape, painted with perga colors exclusive to create a special water-color effect. Many parchment crafters find it difficult to paint. But in this magazine Pat Hosking has tried to make the paint work as easy as possible, without the need to learn a special painting technique.
11.99