Layering Decoupage
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- čas přidán 8. 03. 2021
- Roycycled Decoupage Paper comes in 20" x 30" sheets. You may think for smaller projects, this can mean leaving portions of the design out of your project. But wait, with this process, you won't have to leave your favorite element behind. Layering your decoupage paper is also a way to create unique designs for your home decor.
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Awesome!🥰
Thank you!!
I learn something new every time I earth one of your videos. Water to “cut” out an image ...mind blown!
Wow, thank you!
OMG this is so helpful! And I LOVE your papers!! Thank you ❤
Hi Wendy 🤗
Perfect. Exactly what i needed to see.
Oh good 😊
Hi. I am new to your channel and I just love your project's. I was lookkng for some inspiration that wasn't so vintage and I believe I found it.
Hi Tonya. Thank you :) I'm glad you enjoy my content. 🤗 If you are on Facebook, join my group for more inspiration facebook.com/groups/1622587994725776
I absolutely love your videos! You explain things so well and your projects are beautiful. I have tried several projects and I'm now hooked on decoupage with tissue paper! Thanks so much for sharing your talent.
Thank you Phyliss. 🤗🤗
So beautiful! I just love your videos… they are so informative. I have a question when layering with the tissue paper. I might have missed an explanation, but did you seal your circular board after you applied the tissue paper and before you attached the butterfly?
I found the answer. I just watched the video of where you decoupaged and sealed your tray.
I'm so glad I found your channel. You do such beautiful projects. I see that you're in Safford. I'm in Phoenix. Do you have a shop or studio?
Hi Pamela! Thank you 🤗I don’t. But I may be doing a workshop in the Phoenix area in July. 😁😁
Thank you for this video. I have a few questions. What if the initial paper for the board isn't large enough to fit the whole board? Since the paper is rectangle, there will be areas cut off when adhered to the circle. Can those extra pieces be used to cover the remaining part of the circle or will the line break show? Any thoughts on how to make it look seemless? Also, I saw another person paint the underside of the paper that they were layering on top (like your butterfly) in order to prevent bleed-through from the paper below. Have you done that?
So pretty! I can’t wait to get some of your papers and try it. I also watched the iron method that you had on your site. Do you prefer one way over the other?
Thank you! I personally prefer the wet method. I think it's because it's what I've done the longest.
I read that you can seal with varnish so it's waterproof. Is there any reason why the varnish can't be used to decopoug instead of the modge podge?
I use a water based varnish to adhere and seal my decoupage projects 🥰
@@Roycycled so what was the white product you were using
Neat! Love your channel! Hope your all having an Abracadabra Refurbished Day!!!😘✌
Thank you. You too! :)