Materials: “Tupplur” Rullgardin – Rolling curtain. Pencil. Paper knife. (Metal) ruler . Large cutting board, or a thick layer of cardboard on your table. Highlighter.
Description: 1. Put the curtain on the table.
2. Scroll to the part that you want to enhance with a cut-out silhouette.
3. Make a sketch of your design on the curtain with the pencil. Don’t forget this: parts of your design that are protruding upwards or sidewards need a connection to another part of the curtain/design to prevent them from falling over or hanging loose.
4. Highlight the parts to be cut out.
5. Cut them out.
6. Hang up the curtain.
See more of the Tupplur art.
~ Kophieps, Netherlands/Sweden
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