Decoupage means cutting out - and three-dimensional decoupage is the craft of cutting out and layering multiple copies of the same image to make a picture with a 3-D effect. Unlike traditional decoupage, which is stuck down flat to a surface, the idea is to build up the picture, bringing things which appear in the foreground to the top, both fixing and raising them up by using dabs of silicone-sealant between the layers. Pictures can be simple or intricate: one can create a single flower or a whole scene. This step-by-step guide explains how to use a range of source materials such as coloured paper, colour photocopies, rubber stamps, cards, wrapping paper, and commercial sets of prints, to create 3-D pictures. The guide also explains how to protect and display finished work. The equipment required is inexpensive and the only skill needed is that of cutting out, making this craft accessible to anyone.