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Even if the sea is far away, you may still enjoy the magic of the underwater world: Simple stick paper fish to the wall and dive in!
Level of difficulty
Original & quick
Duration10
We need:
Watercolor paper
turquoise watercolor paint
watercolor brush
water
fish template
thick paper for the stencil
scissors
pencil
tesa® TACK double-sided adhesive pads
How we do it:
01
Collect all items and let's start!
02
Moisten the watercolor paper with water and apply the watercolor paint with a color gradient. Create several sheets with different color intensities.
03
Using the fish template, create a stencil on the thick paper and transfer the outlines of the fish onto the colored paper with the pencil. Arrange the fish in a way that the color shades move from light to dark.
04
Cut out the fish.
05
Remove a tesa® TACK adhesive pad from the protective film.
06
Apply the adhesive pad on the desired spot on the wall.
07
Press the fish on the tesa® TACK adhesive pad and fold the tail slightly upwards. Arrange the swarm in way that the center is bright and the outside darker. This creates a dynamic look.