M I Hummel die cut decoupage sheets

I've just listed a new selection of Hummel die cut decoupage sheets. These are numbered step by step designs, no scissors are needed, so all you need to do is pop out the pieces and layer them up with foam pads or silicone adhesive, to create eye catching toppers for your cards and craft projects.

The projects on each sheet picture cute Hummel ceramic figurines, based on the drawings and paintings of German nun Maria Innocentia Hummel. Sister Hummel's works were discovered by Franz Goebel (the head of a porcelain company) after a small publisher began printing her artwork, featuring youthful innocence, as postcards. Goebel started production of the figurines in 1935. Sister Hummel was born in Bavaria in 1909 as Berta Hummel, she died in 1946 of tuberculosis, at only 37 years old.

Hummel decoupage

Foil Play has stocked up on Hummel step by step decoupage. There are lots of different designs of this popular decoupage to choose from, with either two or three projects on each A4 sheet.

Each project is numbered for ease of completion - as these designs can be quite detailed, you may find it helpful to write the number on the back of each piece in pencil, as you cut them out.