A method for affixing a decorative object on an object that is to be decorated includes a process for causing the force holding the decorative object on an affixing film to differ locally; a process for attaching the decorative object on the surface of the affixing film on the side facing the object that is to be decorated; a process for disposing the affixing film to face the object that is to be decorated; and a process for, after air inside a cover and a vessel has been evacuated, introducing a fluid into the space between the affixing film and the cover, and applying pressure to affix the decorative object on the object that is to be decorated.

A diamond art kit includes a diamond art canvas which includes a substrate upon which an image is printed. A layer of adhesive is applied above the image, and a protective film (which can have perforated tear lines) releasably covers the adhesive. The substrate includes a textile layer that can be sealed by front and back sealing layers. A backing layer can be applied to the back sealing layer. The backing layer can be configured with fibers that are sufficiently flexible to allow the diamond art canvas to be rolled and placed within a tube for storage and shipping, but also has sufficient tensile strength to urge the diamond art canvas toward laying flat when unrolled.

A diamond art kit includes a diamond art canvas which includes a substrate upon which an image is printed. A layer of adhesive is applied above the image, and a protective film (which can have perforated tear lines) releasably covers the adhesive. The substrate includes a textile layer that can be sealed by front and back sealing layers. A backing layer can be applied to the back sealing layer. The backing layer can be configured with fibers that are sufficiently flexible to allow the diamond art canvas to be rolled and placed within a tube for storage and shipping, but also has sufficient tensile strength to urge the diamond art canvas toward laying flat when unrolled.

An art kit and a method for forming a three dimensional rhinestone image from a plurality of rhinestones attached to an object serving as a substrate for the rhinestone image. A rhinestone positioning image formed on the object guides placement of individual rhinestones with a pick and place tool to form the three dimensional rhinestone image. Individual rhinestones may be picked up and placed within a boundary of the rhinestone positioning image by the pick and place tool. Rhinestones are preferably attached to the object by adhesive. An art kit embodiment may include a sheet with a rhinestone positioning image and/or a book having a plurality of pages, at least one page in the book including a rhinestone positioning image.

An art kit and a method for forming a three dimensional rhinestone image from a plurality of rhinestones attached to an object serving as a substrate for the rhinestone image. A rhinestone positioning image formed on the object guides placement of individual rhinestones with a pick and place tool to form the three dimensional rhinestone image. Individual rhinestones may be picked up and placed within a boundary of the rhinestone positioning image by the pick and place tool. Rhinestones are preferably attached to the object by adhesive. An art kit embodiment may include a sheet with a rhinestone positioning image and/or a book having a plurality of pages, at least one page in the book including a rhinestone positioning image.

The invention relates to a method of producing three-dimensional structural surfaces based on synthetic resin-impregnated materials applied to the surface, in particular of wood-based panels. The method is characterized in that before the impregnation, at the stage of pattern printing, a mixture is applied to the decor paper, consisting of printing ink, whether with pigment or not, and a swelling agent in the form of microspheres, being encapsulated gas bubbles of sizes ranging from 2 pm to 180 pm, increasing its volume under the influence of rising temperature, wherein the mixture of the ink and the swelling agent contains from 0.3% to 45% by weight of the swelling agent, and after exiting the printing press and after the impregnation, the decor paper with the formed final pattern with a coded three-dimensional structure is pressed onto the surface, in particular of a wood-based panel, using a heated press plate with any working surface.

The invention relates to a method of producing three-dimensional structural surfaces based on synthetic resin-impregnated materials applied to the surface, in particular of wood-based panels. The method is characterized in that before the impregnation, at the stage of pattern printing, a mixture is applied to the decor paper, consisting of printing ink, whether with pigment or not, and a swelling agent in the form of microspheres, being encapsulated gas bubbles of sizes ranging from 2 pm to 180 pm, increasing its volume under the influence of rising temperature, wherein the mixture of the ink and the swelling agent contains from 0.3% to 45% by weight of the swelling agent, and after exiting the printing press and after the impregnation, the decor paper with the formed final pattern with a coded three-dimensional structure is pressed onto the surface, in particular of a wood-based panel, using a heated press plate with any working surface.

A decorative surround is provided that wraps around a container, such as a plant container, to act as a decorative cover. The decorative surround is made of a modular construction to allow it to fit any shape or size of container. The decorative surround is comprised of a series of slats fastened together by a fastening mechanism that creates a hinged connection between the slats.

A decorative surround is provided that wraps around a container, such as a plant container, to act as a decorative cover. The decorative surround is made of a modular construction to allow it to fit any shape or size of container. The decorative surround is comprised of a series of slats fastened together by a fastening mechanism that creates a hinged connection between the slats.

A data generating device includes a processor, and a memory. The memory is configured to store computer-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor, instruct the processor to perform processes. The processes include acquiring image data representing a pattern, acquiring graphic data representing a graphic, setting a layout relationship between the pattern and the graphic, and acquiring a reference used in position alignment of the pattern and the graphic. The processes include generating processing data that causes a processing device to perform first processing and second processing. The processing device is configured to carry out a process, including cutting, on a sheet-like workpiece. The first processing is processing to form a plurality of first holes designating the graphic by cutting the workpiece. The second processing is processing to carry out a process at a position on the workpiece corresponding to the reference, on the basis of the layout relationship.