Abstract: A method of producing decorative plates including the steps of applying a bonding agent to the upper surface of a substrate of, for example, cardboard, bonding to the resultant upper surface of the substrate release paper having a silicone resin layer on its lower surface, cutting the release paper therethrough and the upper surface of the substrate to a small depth to thereby pattern the release paper and the substrate with a suitable figure, removing the portion of the release paper which is enclosed with the cut, applying decorative paper to the surface of the portion of the bonding agent which is left exposed after the above-described portion of the release paper has been removed, and cutting the decorative paper along the cut so as to remove the peripheral portion thereof.

Abstract: A pasted picture manufacturing method capable of completely omitting by using a double-coated adhesive tape such a laborious operation for pasting decorative paper such as Japan paper, which constitutes a pasted picture, on a rough sketch, and of completing a pasted picture by merely sticking Japan paper, which forms an object picture, to the upper surface of a transparent board so that the picture is aligned with the rough sketch on a rough sketch-carrying plate fixed to the lower surface of the transparent board.