This iron - on method of decoupage is the absolute BEST WAY to apply your paper. I would never do it any other way now. I just finished decoupaging an old wooden tray and I ironed the paper down onto the base of the tray, and then I cut away the excess paper with an exacto knife. I still use Mod Podge but I let it dry first before ironing on the paper. Love from Amanda in Australia
Hi everyone,,just letting you know what this lady is saying is all true and i mean every word,,i had purchased a bottle of ultra grip yesterday and tried it out and im super impressed on the result,,this stuff is so easy to use with above average results,,,mod podge doesnt even come close,,,thankyou to this lady
Robert! I am absolutely thrilled that you've had such success with this method. I agree, I was disappointed with the finish I was getting with Mod Podge. Your comment has brought such a smile to me face. THANK YOU! ~Kristy
WoW! I watched this and my head about exploded :-D I want to decoupage everything! Soo much opportunity to work in art . I have limited wall space and tons of stuff I'd like to display... now I can remedy that
It is really great to know that the Fusion ultra grip works as well as Mod Podge for an alternate product. I too have been using Mod Podge with this same technique on flat surfaces with the same results...you just need to let the Mod Podge dry completely before ironing on the decorative paper protecting it with parchment paper....no wrinkles!!
Finally, the world has figured out how to add a paper and seal it! Smoke em if you've got em! ) Good demo. Any glue-all or mod podge works with the parchment paper-iron, for anyone who is on a serious budget like me or not in Canada. Shipping would make it over the top in costs.
Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included czcams.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.
Good to know ultra grip works like this. I have been using the iron method with modpodge for years. Another option to clean the edges is using an emery board.
@@dee6075, I tried both and found I got the best results with Fusion's Ultra Grip as it's pure acrylic emulsion and that's why it sticks so well. I prefer to use it dry as it's easier to apply tissue, napkins and such on dry without them wrinkling and/or tearing. However, you can apply them wet as well. Happy Painting!
I was lucky enough to learn this I call Iron method, from a very creative woman, 3-4 years ago, and it works magics. You can do wrapping paper and posters over dresser, too. Just another tip, the surface should be painted white before glue (any glue, mod podge, school + water glue is fine, too, other water based sealers)... Glue will dry clear, but colored surface will distort the paper, if thin enough
Super helpful info! I just ordered 13 sheets of decoupage paper a few days ago and have never applied decoupage paper before, so I'm very excited to try this. I'd love to start doing decoupage without all the hassle of the wrinkling and other problems when using other techniques. Thank you!
Just learned how to print onto white tissue paper with an inkjet printer from you tube! Want to print some of my daughters' amazing art work to do this on plaques!
Great tutorial and the only decoupage video I've seen so far on youtube with a presenter that knows how to pronounce Mod Podge! (It's not Modge Podge nor is it Mahge Pahge, both of which I've heard often!) Anyway...lovely results with this particular product also. Thank you!😃
OMG I can't wait to try this! I've decoupaged before but never loved it cause not able to get all the wrinkles out without tearing the paper. Thank you for this great method!
This is entirely what I've been looking for - both the product and the tutorial. I found a retailer near me that sells the Fusion adhesive and paint. Thank you!
Cool. I worked out that ironing over parchment worked to remove initial crinkles and bubbles, purely by accident but now i know what was used as a base and to allow it to dry, thats it all made clear now, i wasnt leaving the base to dry, and was using modge bodge for the base/glue and seal, with ironing in between and in the end and it was working but took much longer than necessary so thanks for this info x
I ordered Jefree Stars concealer and it came with tissue paper of all of his gorgeous gorgeous tattoos! I'm decoupageing a jewelry box with it! Its GB going to be a very nice piece!♡♡♡
I am SO GLAD I found this! I'm already working on an idea for Christmas presents for my five siblings, a total newbie, when I realized I want to do decoupage -- not just shellacking, which is what I thought (been many years since I've done anything like this). Definitely going to check out the Fusion products, and saved this vid for future reference. Thanks again!
Thanks for the video! I just found out about decoupage while looking for a way to decorate my dresser. I was looking at lame doilie's and such stuff when I just landed on the page for some beautiful cocktail napkins. I looked at other's comments and they were talking about decoupage! I think this year for Christmas I'm going to get all kinds of nice gift boxes and decoupage them so they are decorative, but more sustainable. Our family loves to reuse gift boxes, but the paper year in and year out is such a waste. We switched to real fabric ribbon many years ago and we try not to destroy our tissue paper (but now I'm thinking if there's a better alternative to that). For my mom's bday this year I just got some bright colorful gift boxes with the most adorable ribbons... we will be able to reuse those for a while because I didn't put anything on them and just them shut with some ribbon. Also, how much easier is it to just put things in boxes and tie them up instead of having to wrap everything? And honestly, you can only use so many bags if you want a pretty display under your tree.
Anne , I watched a video about the iron method. The lady’s mom taught her to decoupage in the 70’s using an iron I found it enjoyable. I am 65 and crafting but I never thought to iron it. I used this to make bunnies and I love it
WHEN ADDING TO DRAWERS- I ADD TISSUE OR CARDSTOCK AND USE FOAM CORE CUT TO DRAWER SIZE- USE 2 DIFFERENT PATTERNS- SO IT CAN BE DIFFERENT ON BOTH SIDES
Thanks so much for making these videos. They’re very well presented and very informative. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 One tip... don’t have any background music playing, it’s very distracting. 👍🏼
FYI this technique works with tons of products. I have been diluting PVC glue - 80:20 glue/water, and minwax polycrylic is another one that works well. Apply the same way, allow to dry, iron on. They all work. So you might already have what you need for this.
FYI - If you are doing this on a piece of furniture that has veneered surface. The veneer will probably come up when you iron it. I would suggest testing it first.
Loved this video, thank you...love Cambridge ONT too, I'm a Torontonian living in UK. We don't see Fusion here, but Frenchic paints do a finishing coat, to waterproof and protect the paint or use with decoupage. I wonder if it will iron with the greaseproof paper,,,as it's called here. I'm chalk painting all my old one furniture and want to decoupage on some of the pieces, so will try this with scrapbook paper. ❤️🍁
What a great video! I love listening to you talk. I think I detect a bit of Canada. I am buying an old double wide and will be doing a lot of upgrade and refurb. I am looking for ways to spruce up the old flat laminate cabinets. I think I will do some favorite images and use this method. I hope it works! :)
Thank you so much for sharing this technique. Does it work with rice paper decoupage? Im working on a flat surface coffee table. I also would like to apply to stained Wood unpainted-any suggestions for that? Thank you
I think decoupage is normally done with one sided paper. If there is printing on both sides, I think the printing on the back would show through. You could experiment with a newer magazine page (so you're not destroying a vintage page) and a piece of scrap wood to see how it turns out.
WOW! It's been over 2 years since I last decoupaged ANYTHING. I wanted to make some Spring Design Decoupaged serving trays & was merely searching for a video tho refresh my memory on it's process again....& I STUMBLED UPON YOUR! VIDEO(SO GLAD I DID). Decoupling sure had come a long way since I last tried it with paper, & my project wasn't A1 Quality. I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making & sharing it. You were so thorough with explaining each step, that I have no questions! I also wanted to know if this phenomenal ironing process ALSO works with Fabrics? I HOPE you get my message, even though this video is a few months old. Thanks in Advance, YOUR NEWEST SUBSCRIBER from South Florida...XOXO
Thank you so very much for your kind words. Yes, it does work with fabric...I find the thinner the better. However, a couple of people have found that their fabric tends to bleed a bit. I'm not sure why that happens, but if you're unsure you may want to pre-wash your fabric. I'm planning to try this technique on a poster (as it's thicker) to see how well it works. I will post an update soon. ~Kristy
I loved your video and the way you impart your knowledge. Lovely steady pace, easy to understand what you are conveying. How does fusion work for cardmaking. It would seem to be a very long process for cards or is it not meant for that purpose. I would though like to try it. Thank you again. Jo xx
I put two coats down. It worked great until it cooled. I’ve come back with the iron several times, and I think I’m actually getting more bubbles each time. I want to layer more paper on this desk to make a collage, but I’m afraid to go any further. Any ideas? I used a nice Italian paper that I had ordered online, so I dont want to rip up and start over. Before beginning, I cleaned it with your tsp alternative as recommended, by the way.
I'm thinking you didn't apply enough Ultra Grip. As much as you don't want to lift it off, I think I would run the iron over it to soften the Ultra Grip and gently remove your paper. Then apply another coat of Ultra Grip and try again.
If you are applying a tissue paper just in certain places with most painted surface exposed, do you apply Ultra Grip all over? Or just under places with paper covering? Thanks for any advice in comment stream. I'll check back.
Love the finished product!
This iron - on method of decoupage is the absolute BEST WAY to apply your paper. I would never do it any other way now. I just finished decoupaging an old wooden tray and I ironed the paper down onto the base of the tray, and then I cut away the excess paper with an exacto knife. I still use Mod Podge but I let it dry first before ironing on the paper. Love from Amanda in Australia
Love the VW bus dresser. Thanks for the tip!
I have clear plastc drawers that id like to cover. This product you show here looks pretty smooth! Thank you.
That dresser is fantastic ! What a clever idea !
Hi everyone,,just letting you know what this lady is saying is all true and i mean every word,,i had purchased a bottle of ultra grip yesterday and tried it out and im super impressed on the result,,this stuff is so easy to use with above average results,,,mod podge doesnt even come close,,,thankyou to this lady
Robert! I am absolutely thrilled that you've had such success with this method. I agree, I was disappointed with the finish I was getting with Mod Podge. Your comment has brought such a smile to me face. THANK YOU! ~Kristy
You. Are the best. CZcams. Chanel. Ever.
When you let if dry, do you mean for 12 hours or just until dry to the touch?
@@annotatethebible In the video she says 20 minutes. Re-watch the video to see if that helps you.
Next Time Around name the product again and where can you get iy
WoW! I watched this and my head about exploded :-D I want to decoupage everything! Soo much opportunity to work in art . I have limited wall space and tons of stuff I'd like to display... now I can remedy that
My mind is racing with ideas too! (:
Very clear and easy to follow. Your enthusiasm is infectious...Thank you so much!
Omg I'm so happy to the person who discovered this. Y'all are awesome 💕 thanks for the share
It is really great to know that the Fusion ultra grip works as well as Mod Podge for an alternate product. I too have been using Mod Podge with this same technique on flat surfaces with the same results...you just need to let the Mod Podge dry completely before ironing on the decorative paper protecting it with parchment paper....no wrinkles!!
Where can I buy these products?
Thanks for the great tip that the iron method can be used with other products too!
@@sandragallagher2408Sandra I found link on Amazon-www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Fusion+Ultra+Grip
Sherma-Ann Roberts-Joseph I have used Mod Podge the same way too! Save your money & just let the mod Podge dry and use parchment paper and iron away!
@@shelleylondry1265 which mod podge do you use? Do you add something to add shine once it's dry? TIA
It worked! I used Ultra Grip to line the inside of a box with fabric, and it looks amazing!
Finally, the world has figured out how to add a paper and seal it! Smoke em if you've got em! ) Good demo. Any glue-all or mod podge works with the parchment paper-iron, for anyone who is on a serious budget like me or not in Canada. Shipping would make it over the top in costs.
Thank you! I'm about to start doing this. Now I think I know what to do (cheaply).
What would you recommend you put on top for protection?
@@rlbdirect1428 , Fusion sells a non-yellowing wipe-on poly but any good quality poly would work. Just follow the directions.
@@NextTimeAround great! Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for this thrifty tip!!!🥰
Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included czcams.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.
Been doing this since1973!! Great stuff
Hippie Van! Very cute.
Good to know ultra grip works like this. I have been using the iron method with modpodge for years. Another option to clean the edges is using an emery board.
Thanks for that tip! :)
I learned the same thing. mod podge and iron! and the file makes getting the edges off much easier
@@leighmichel5553 did you leave the modpodge to dry first. How you do it pls. Thanks
Marion A Henke curious if there’s any difference in the process using mod podge instead of fashion, eg dry or wet, with iron method.
@@dee6075, I tried both and found I got the best results with Fusion's Ultra Grip as it's pure acrylic emulsion and that's why it sticks so well. I prefer to use it dry as it's easier to apply tissue, napkins and such on dry without them wrinkling and/or tearing. However, you can apply them wet as well. Happy Painting!
I was lucky enough to learn this I call Iron method, from a very creative woman, 3-4 years ago, and it works magics. You can do wrapping paper and posters over dresser, too. Just another tip, the surface should be painted white before glue (any glue, mod podge, school + water glue is fine, too, other water based sealers)... Glue will dry clear, but colored surface will distort the paper, if thin enough
Thank you for discussing poster application.
Best video ever!! You answered every question I had on this. Thank you.
Super helpful info! I just ordered 13 sheets of decoupage paper a few days ago and have never applied decoupage paper before, so I'm very excited to try this. I'd love to start doing decoupage without all the hassle of the wrinkling and other problems when using other techniques. Thank you!
You are a very good teacher, covering all the details and questions as you presented. Thank you!
wow...thanks so much for sharing all this and being so very clear in your explanation, Sherry :)
Thank YOU!
You have no idea how much I needed this.
Just learned how to print onto white tissue paper with an inkjet printer from you tube! Want to print some of my daughters' amazing art work to do this on plaques!
What a lovely idea 👍
I can believe that you are not only Canadian, but from my very province! Wow! Crazy! Nice video, thanks!!
THE VW DRESSER IS AWESOME!! 👍👍👍 LOVE IT!!
Thank you for the information, very helpful.
I LOVE that VW chest - that is SO CREATIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
omg, I love the dresser wearing a VW bus costume!
That VW style dresser would look even cooler on one of those old deco pieces with curved edges at the top
Love it, love it, LOVE IT ALL!
Thank you for all of the tips and thorough information!
That is amazing Kristy, using the iron...WOW, what a great idea! Good job on finding the tip!
Thank you. :)
Great tutorial and the only decoupage video I've seen so far on youtube with a presenter that knows how to pronounce Mod Podge! (It's not Modge Podge nor is it Mahge Pahge, both of which I've heard often!) Anyway...lovely results with this particular product also. Thank you!😃
OMG I can't wait to try this! I've decoupaged before but never loved it cause not able to get all the wrinkles out without tearing the paper. Thank you for this great method!
I love your presentation!! THANK YOU xxx
Loved the details you’ve explained . Thank you ! Lovely works and presentation!🌹
Very interesting and inspiring I must give it a go, thank you.
This method will be great for doing furniture, especially, inside the drawers.
This product looks amazing I will try it to see how it works, thank you for sharing your talent
This is entirely what I've been looking for - both the product and the tutorial. I found a retailer near me that sells the Fusion adhesive and paint. Thank you!
YAY! I'm glad to have been able to help out. Have fun!
GAME CHANGER !!!!
Sounds like a great product
the ironing part seems so awesome
An what got my attention way the awesome VW dresser
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talent!
Gr8 ideas. I will try yr method. Thanks for the tips
Very good ideas
Cool. I worked out that ironing over parchment worked to remove initial crinkles and bubbles, purely by accident but now i know what was used as a base and to allow it to dry, thats it all made clear now, i wasnt leaving the base to dry, and was using modge bodge for the base/glue and seal, with ironing in between and in the end and it was working but took much longer than necessary so thanks for this info x
Great tutorial! Thanks for easy to follow instructions. Going back to the store to get the parchment paper and get busy.
The best tutorial l have seen yet! Thank you!
What a great tip. Iron it on ❤
I use to do these kind of things. I'm excited to get back into those! Thank you
Kristy, thank you for this. I had no idea!
I ordered Jefree Stars concealer and it came with tissue paper of all of his gorgeous gorgeous tattoos! I'm decoupageing a jewelry box with it! Its GB going to be a very nice piece!♡♡♡
How cool is that!!!😎😎
Fabulous idea!
I am definitely inspired. Thank you.
Thank you. :)
@@kristymorgan2728 Great Job. I know what I'll be doing now while the kids are in school. I'm very grateful. God bless you and you business.
I am SO GLAD I found this! I'm already working on an idea for Christmas presents for my five siblings, a total newbie, when I realized I want to do decoupage -- not just shellacking, which is what I thought (been many years since I've done anything like this). Definitely going to check out the Fusion products, and saved this vid for future reference. Thanks again!
Yay! And look at you....planning for Christmas already. I'm excited for you. :)
I Love it 👍
Thanks for the video! I just found out about decoupage while looking for a way to decorate my dresser. I was looking at lame doilie's and such stuff when I just landed on the page for some beautiful cocktail napkins. I looked at other's comments and they were talking about decoupage! I think this year for Christmas I'm going to get all kinds of nice gift boxes and decoupage them so they are decorative, but more sustainable. Our family loves to reuse gift boxes, but the paper year in and year out is such a waste. We switched to real fabric ribbon many years ago and we try not to destroy our tissue paper (but now I'm thinking if there's a better alternative to that). For my mom's bday this year I just got some bright colorful gift boxes with the most adorable ribbons... we will be able to reuse those for a while because I didn't put anything on them and just them shut with some ribbon. Also, how much easier is it to just put things in boxes and tie them up instead of having to wrap everything? And honestly, you can only use so many bags if you want a pretty display under your tree.
Those came out beautiful ❤️
Learned a lot! Thank you 🙏🏾
I knew about letting PVA or builder's adnesive dry then reactivating with heat thirty years ago. Much cheaper!
thank you
SO WHAT PRODUCT DO YOU USE??
So you can use the iron on after the pva glue has dried?
Anne , I watched a video about the iron method. The lady’s mom taught her to decoupage in the 70’s using an iron I found it enjoyable. I am 65 and crafting but I never thought to iron it. I used this to make bunnies and I love it
Really that’s great I’m going to try that as you say much cheaper 🙂
Wow. Great tutorial
Thank you! :)
You answered my fabric question! 😂
Looking forward to some pretty pieces
WHEN ADDING TO DRAWERS- I ADD TISSUE OR CARDSTOCK AND USE FOAM CORE CUT TO DRAWER SIZE- USE 2 DIFFERENT PATTERNS- SO IT CAN BE DIFFERENT ON BOTH SIDES
AAAAHH!!! WHY ARE YOU YELLING!!! ;D
@@IHarryPotter7
Lol
I am new to this and do not understand your response. Will you please explain further?
Using all capital letters (upper case)is like you are yelling. Some people are bothered by it.
Oh what a great idea! Thank you!
Wow, that's awesome! Thank you!
Patio elf here on CZcams taught me this years ago. You can use any decoupage glue☺️
Penelope Branson and also glue for papier-mâché? Thanks in advance!
Wait you can use mod podge & let it dry and do the exact same thing with an iron?
@@blackwood06 - Yes, but I didn't find it worked as well. Results were hit and miss.
@@NextTimeAround I guess I got lucky... 3 weeks later when I went to iron on my napkin it worked great!
WITH OR WITHOUT THE IRON??
Wow awesome 👏
Oh great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for making these videos. They’re very well presented and very informative. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 One tip... don’t have any background music playing, it’s very distracting. 👍🏼
I actually enjoy quiet background music! Isn't it interesting how we all learn and pay attention differently? :-)
FYI this technique works with tons of products. I have been diluting PVC glue - 80:20 glue/water, and minwax polycrylic is another one that works well. Apply the same way, allow to dry, iron on. They all work. So you might already have what you need for this.
So helpful. My cheapskate instinct was already thinking "I bet that works with mod podge" :)
Good to know. I was trying to think what I could use in place of the 22$ fusion (glue...). Polycrylic sounds like another good one! Thank you ~
@@niamhperreault4844 I tried it with Mod Podge too but the results weren't as good. However, it still worked with tissue and very thin paper.
So helpful, thanks. Is it PVC or PVA glue/
@@tabbyshoaibIt is PVA glue 👍
Love it!
This is so awesome!! I'm so inspired to do so many projects now!!
Yay! Have fun!
Game changer!
Awesome good to know! Thank you for sharing...
Crazy awesome!!! My order is in. Excited to try it out. TY
I wonder if a blow dryer on high Heat would work, instead of using an iron, when using the ultra grip.
Great info . Thank you 🌸
FYI - If you are doing this on a piece of furniture that has veneered surface. The veneer will probably come up when you iron it. I would suggest testing it first.
Superb advice, thank you!
Thanks for all the great tips!!
Greg tutorial! A lot of new ideas. Hope I can find more info from "Next Time Around". Elle
Loved this video, thank you...love Cambridge ONT too, I'm a Torontonian living in UK. We don't see Fusion here, but Frenchic paints do a finishing coat, to waterproof and protect the paint or use with decoupage. I wonder if it will iron with the greaseproof paper,,,as it's called here. I'm chalk painting all my old one furniture and want to decoupage on some of the pieces, so will try this with scrapbook paper. ❤️🍁
Thank you, great information to have
What a great video! I love listening to you talk. I think I detect a bit of Canada. I am buying an old double wide and will be doing a lot of upgrade and refurb. I am looking for ways to spruce up the old flat laminate cabinets. I think I will do some favorite images and use this method. I hope it works! :)
Your hair is such a lovely 2-tone!
Awesome!
...and save those extra 2ply pieces of napkins to use with eating lunch! I'm frugal as you can tell, lol!
You are awsome so excited to try it
Thank you!!!
Beautiful
Kristy - Instead of using a brush on top coat - Can I spray a top coat on to avoid the wrinkles? Thank you
Absolutely. And if for some reason you find it wrinkles the paper, just run your iron over it once your top coat is dry.
Thank you so much for sharing this technique. Does it work with rice paper decoupage? Im working on a flat surface coffee table. I also would like to apply to stained Wood unpainted-any suggestions for that? Thank you
can you do the same with vintage magazines? Thanks
I think decoupage is normally done with one sided paper.
If there is printing on both sides, I think the printing on the back would show through.
You could experiment with a newer magazine page (so you're not destroying a vintage page) and a piece of scrap wood to see how it turns out.
inspired me to try it.
WOW! It's been over 2 years since I last decoupaged ANYTHING. I wanted to make some Spring Design Decoupaged serving trays & was merely searching for a video tho refresh my memory on it's process again....& I STUMBLED UPON YOUR! VIDEO(SO GLAD I DID). Decoupling sure had come a long way since I last tried it with paper, & my project wasn't A1 Quality. I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making & sharing it. You were so thorough with explaining each step, that I have no questions! I also wanted to know if this phenomenal ironing process ALSO works with Fabrics? I HOPE you get my message, even though this video is a few months old. Thanks in Advance, YOUR NEWEST SUBSCRIBER from South Florida...XOXO
Thank you so very much for your kind words. Yes, it does work with fabric...I find the thinner the better. However, a couple of people have found that their fabric tends to bleed a bit. I'm not sure why that happens, but if you're unsure you may want to pre-wash your fabric. I'm planning to try this technique on a poster (as it's thicker) to see how well it works. I will post an update soon.
~Kristy
I have a wood bowl I’m thinking of using for a project like this.
Can I use a blow dryer?
Since the iron is also for smoothing out the material, I wouldn't imagine so? I would love to know the answer to this!
Fab-u-lous! ❤️👏🏻👍🏻
Just wondering if you can use a heat gun for going around corners on a dresser
I haven't personally tried this but if you do, be sure to post your results.
I loved your video and the way you impart your knowledge. Lovely steady pace, easy to understand what you are conveying. How does fusion work for cardmaking. It would seem to be a very long process for cards or is it not meant for that purpose. I would though like to try it. Thank you again. Jo xx
I put two coats down. It worked great until it cooled. I’ve come back with the iron several times, and I think I’m actually getting more bubbles each time. I want to layer more paper on this desk to make a collage, but I’m afraid to go any further. Any ideas? I used a nice Italian paper that I had ordered online, so I dont want to rip up and start over. Before beginning, I cleaned it with your tsp alternative as recommended, by the way.
I'm thinking you didn't apply enough Ultra Grip. As much as you don't want to lift it off, I think I would run the iron over it to soften the Ultra Grip and gently remove your paper. Then apply another coat of Ultra Grip and try again.
That dresser is bada$$
Seems like great products by Fusion. Thank you. This method is not messy.
As far as $ store wrapping paper, they have made in the USA with grid on the back yes the $5 per roll kind, so double check next time you are there
If you are applying a tissue paper just in certain places with most painted surface exposed, do you apply Ultra Grip all over? Or just under places with paper covering? Thanks for any advice in comment stream. I'll check back.