Here is a step-by-step guide on how to create a napkin card or invitation card with a 3d relief effect on several card motifs, using Odif 202 aerosol varnish-glue, which is particularly well-suited to this activity.

Materialsrequired : a paper napkin a cardboard sheet Odif 202 spray varnish-glue (or liquid varnish-glue) scissors, even serrated scissors clean cardboard to protect the work surface when spraying (cardboard with small edges is ideal). The Fournitures créatives store offers a wide range of napkins, as well as cutting sheets and specific glues.

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	Step 1 Start by cutting out a quarter of the napkin and splitting it: keep only the top layer.
	Step 2 Place the napkin right-side-up on a clean cardboard surface.
Spray the Varnish Glue Spray about 20 cm away, i.e. on the back of the napkin. Wait 1 min for the spray to develop its adhesive power.
	Step 3 Place the napkin on a sheet of cardboard of the same height as the napkin and twice the width
Place the napkin on the right-hand side so that the napkin is on the card cover.

If the napkin is incorrectly positioned, you can easily peel it off and start again: this is theadvantage of Spray Varnish. Using a clean cloth, dab the surface to remove any creases and ensure good adhesion.
	Step 4 Cut the top and bottom edges of the card with scissors (or a cutter if you have one).

Fold

	Step 5
the card in half across its width.

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	Step 6 Cut, ideally with notched scissors, the right edge of the card cover so as to reveal the inside of the card
	Step 7 Glue the top layer of a quarter napkin (identical to the one used previously) onto a piece of card stock, as in steps 1 to 3. Then carefully cut out several motifs from the napkin (it's all the easier if the napkin is glued onto a rigid sheet), here, the watering can, the flower pot, the little shovel....
	Step 8 On the back of each motif, stick a small 3D adhesive square. Then place each motif exactly over the corresponding motif on the card: the relief effect is created.

Your 3D card is done!