The vogue of assembling ornamental cut outs and prints reached its apogee in the Irish Great House of Castletown, near Dublin. Akin to decoupage, prints were applied to the walls and "framed" with engraved moldings and further embellished with cut out swags, ropes, and other decorative elements in replication of the ornate stucco work used in other areas of the home.    Recently, it occurred to me that my designs, owing to their execution with fine nibbed technical pens, have a kinship to engravings.  This appearance lends itself very readily to the creation of the accoutrement of decoupage and print room styled decorations.  Because of my ability to customize, these secondary elements can be adapted in design, scale, and relationship to the prints or decorative appliques specific to the project.