We process your user data by means of 16 cookies and other analysis and tracking technologies ("cookies") to optimise the website, create user profiles and display interest-based advertising. We also access or retrieve information on your end devices. We also pass on some of the data collected in this way to our partners, who may be based outside the European Union, for example in the USA (see „Data protection declaration“). It cannot be ruled out that your data will be linked to other data already stored about you. By clicking on the "Accept" button, you agree to the use of your data. You can refuse the use of your data by clicking on "Refuse". To revoke your consent for the future at any time, to change your settings or for further information, click "Privacy settings" in the footer of each page or manage them right here.
We process your user data by means of 16 cookies and other analysis and tracking technologies ("cookies") to optimise the website, create user profiles and display interest-based advertising. We also access or retrieve information on your end devices. We also pass on some of the data collected in this way to our partners, who may be based outside the European Union, for example in the USA (see „Data protection declaration“). It cannot be ruled out that your data will be linked to other data already stored about you. By clicking on the "Accept" button, you agree to the use of your data. You can refuse the use of your data by clicking on "Refuse". To revoke your consent for the future at any time, to change your settings or for further information, click "Privacy settings" in the footer of each page or manage them right here.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer by your web browser to store certain information.
Technically necessary cookiesalways active
Essential functionalities Data collected through these services is required to provide basic shopping functions and to ensure the technical performance of the website. To this end, information is exchanged with reliable analysis partners.
Analysis cookies
Analysis cookies for a better service offering We collect and store data that is used to analyse user behaviour and evaluate it in order to improve our services. This enables us, for example, to improve the user-friendliness of your customer account. To this end, information is exchanged with reliable analysis partners. This includes the following 1 Cookies and third-party providers: - Google Analytics of Google Google Ireland Limited
Marketing cookies
Marketing cookies We collect and store data for advertising purposes, which allows us to display ads that are relevant to you on partner sites, in apps & emails. For this purpose, information is shared with trusted advertising partners. These include the following 15 cookies and third parties: - Google Customer Reviews by Google LLC - Custom Audiences remarketing feature of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited. - Google Conversion Tracking by Google Ireland Limited - Remarketing or "Similar Audiences" function of Google Ireland Limited - Microsoft Advertising of Microsoft Corporation - Affiliate programme "Awin" of AWIN AG - Facebook of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited - Instagram of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited - Pinterest of Pinterest Inc. - Embedding of YouTube videos by Google Ireland Limited - Live chat system of MessageBird B.V. (and this partner then Sentry of Sentry and Polyfill.io of The Financial Times Limited) - Personalised recommendations from Optimizely Inc. - Trustbadge of the Trusted Shops AG - Google Tag Manager from Google Ireland Limited - A/B testing and web personalisation from Kameleoon
With the handicraft technique Sequin technique decorative glitter objects are created by using a Polystyrene figure with Handicraft paint and coloured sequins. What looks like endless effort for the observer is a particularly relaxing hobby with fascinating results for the connoisseur
And it is as simple as that: With the Sequin technique always colored Sequins with as short Pins as possible are put into a polystyrene body, so that complete colored areas are created The Polystyrene figure can be completely covered with Sequins or only partially. Sequined areas can be combined very well with the felt technique and with coloured paintings. Exactly these combination possibilities make the charm of Sequin technique . In any case, the procedure is as follows:
The Polystyrene figure is divided into different areas with the help of a sign pen
First, take the areas that begin with Handicraft paint be painted. Prime these areas and paint them with faces, for example.
Are certain areas suitable for the Felting? After the Handicraft paint is dry, take a little Knit felting wool (fairy tale wool), put it on the Polystyrene figure and connect the Polystyrene with the wool by piercing the wool with a felting needle into the form.
How does the actual Sequin technique work ? Into the areas that are to be completely covered with Sequins , now place the Sequins with the help of Pins close together. Start at the outer contour of the surface and work in "sequin rows". This results in a particularly good look.
In this way, a small, really unique Sequin technique-work of art is created bit by bit.