In card making, the different layers are all printed on one sheet of paper, We recommend the extensive line of 3D cardmaking prints now available which offers images ready to punch out. There is a number beside each image which denotes the order in which to mount the print. There are usually 2 - 3 projects per sheet so they are also good value.

To create the 3D projects, use small foam squares to achieve height between the layers, You will only actually need card stock and the foam squares to complete those projects. However, in some of the projects with very small detail pieces you will find it easier to use a small amount of Pergakit on a toothpick to mount those small pieces. This finishing technique will result in a project that is not too high to mail and is not distorted with those small finishing pieces being too high. We recommend mounting the first layer flat on your card and mounting the next 2 layers with the foam mounting squares. After that, we usually use the Pergakit glue but decide upon that technique relative to the size of the cut-outs you are mounting.