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Ontdek 12 producten uit de serie Waves of the Sea in ons assortiment Dutch Doobadoo. Bekijk ze in actie in onze gratis stapsgewijze handleidingen en op My Telly, waar we nieuwe producten live laten zien.
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - A4 transparant stickervel UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - MDF Art Journal notitieboek UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - Collage die-cuts - Little Sailor UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - Postzegels die-cuts UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - Collage papierset UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - sjabloon - Herringbone UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Dutch Doobadoo - Waves of the Sea - Mask Art - Grunge Chevrons UITVERKOCHT GAAT HARD
Waves of the Sea is a Dutch Doobadoo collection inspired by nautical and seaside themes. It's perfect for card makers, scrapbookers and mixed media crafters who love ocean-inspired designs and want to bring coastal charm to their projects.
This category includes a lovely range of products to suit different crafting styles. You'll find sticker sheets and collage diecuts featuring sailor and wave motifs, along with coordinating collage paper sets for layering and background work. There are stencils and mask art pieces that let you create textured effects and patterns—ideal for adding depth to cards and layouts. The collection also features an MDF art journal notebook and decorative MDF pieces like deco boards and hanging panels, giving you options for three-dimensional projects and mixed media work.
When choosing from this collection, think about how you like to work: do you prefer quick embellishments like stickers and diecuts, or do you enjoy building layers with stencils and masks? Mixing different product types from the same collection helps create a cohesive, professional look across all your makes.
