Tutorial - Napkin Decoupage on wooden box
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Materials needed:
Step 2: Dab the box using acrylic or fabric paint in colours of your choice.
Step 3: Coat the area where you want to stick the picture using decoupage glue, and dry it using a hair dryer.
Step 4: The decoupage napkin usually has three layers stuck together, so gently cut the napkin in a desired design and remove the two white layers. Then place the napkin on the area where the glue is applied, dip the sponge in water to wet it, then squeeze the water out, and dab it on top of the napkin. Do not stroke the napkin. Dry it with a hairdryer again.
[Note: If the glue wasn't applied properly in certain areas, you can still apply more glue on top of the napkin!]
Step 5: Finally give a coat of decoupage varnish.
Step 6: Dry using a hair dryer again.Now your master piece is ready to use.
- Decoupage glue
- Any type of MDF or wooden box
- Decoupage varnish
- A flat brush
- A napkin and a sponge
Step 2: Dab the box using acrylic or fabric paint in colours of your choice.
Step 3: Coat the area where you want to stick the picture using decoupage glue, and dry it using a hair dryer.
Step 4: The decoupage napkin usually has three layers stuck together, so gently cut the napkin in a desired design and remove the two white layers. Then place the napkin on the area where the glue is applied, dip the sponge in water to wet it, then squeeze the water out, and dab it on top of the napkin. Do not stroke the napkin. Dry it with a hairdryer again.
[Note: If the glue wasn't applied properly in certain areas, you can still apply more glue on top of the napkin!]
Step 5: Finally give a coat of decoupage varnish.
Step 6: Dry using a hair dryer again.Now your master piece is ready to use.
Labels:
Découpage,
Decoupage on wooden box,
Tutorial
Stocking Flower - Lotus
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These are the petals of the lotus I made before putting them together to form a lotus.
After I attached the pieces of petals with one another...
These are the leaves of the lotus.
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Stocking Flowers
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The pansy kits are available for sale now. The price for the pansy kit is 220 Rupees.
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Stocking Flowers
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Once I completed the full arrangement... I was very happy.
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Stocking Flowers
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A close-up view for the clear texture:
A close-up view for the clear texture:
Labels:
Découpage
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