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hi nancy. i believe what you are talking about is paper tole. you take 4-5 prints all the same, cut your shapes, colour the edges and shape. then you apply with silicone to one original print which has been glued down to 1/4" syrofoam or if the print is large you can take it to a framing store and ask them to glue it to matte board. to find your prints try looking for stores that sell prints or look on the internet for papertole prints. anton peck has alot of prints with which you are describing. i have done a few myself. good luck and hope i was helpful. maureen
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