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DD 1219 Ravens Hallow
DD 1219 Ravens Hallow
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This is a digital illustrated short story set created as an extension of the Raven’s Hallow Decoupage Tissue Paper from the 2026 Autumn Collection. The set includes 10 total pages, featuring the complete short story along with 3 stunning digital illustrations inspired by key moments from the tale. It was designed to bring the world of Raven’s Hallow to life and give you an even deeper look into the story behind the collection.
This listing is for a digital download; no physical product will be shipped. Your purchase includes one design.
Download Instructions:
After checkout, your file will be available on the order confirmation page and sent to the email provided at purchase. Please check your inbox as well as your spam/junk folder. If you created an account, you can also access your files anytime by logging in and viewing your order history.
Important: Some files may be delivered in a compressed (ZIP) folder and will need to be extracted before use.
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On a computer (Windows/Mac): Right-click the ZIP file and select “Extract All” or “Unzip,” then choose a location to save your files.
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On a phone/tablet: Tap the ZIP file and select “Extract” or use a file management app if needed.
Once downloaded and extracted, your design can be printed and used for a variety of creative projects, including framing and decoupage.
Printing Recommendations:
Laser printers are recommended for best results, as they use toner, which does not bleed when wet. Inkjet printers can also be used; however, inkjet ink is water-based and can bleed or smudge when decoupage mediums are applied.
To help prevent bleeding when using an inkjet printer:
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Allow the print to dry completely (preferably 24 hours)
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Lightly seal the print with a clear acrylic spray before use
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Apply decoupage medium in light layers without oversaturating the paper
Please review these instructions before contacting support if you experience difficulty locating or opening your file.
