Decoupage chair

Tracey Bellion on Instagram: "1. Apply decoupage medium (I use Clear Coat Satin gel by @dixiebellepaint ) 2. Apply decoupage paper that has been lightly misted with water. 3. Spread it to remove wrinkles and press out bubbles (I use a wad of Saran Wrap to do this) 4. Reapply a final coat of decoupage medium. 5. Trim any excess paper with exactly knife. Allow to dry. Will feel like leather and be surprisingly supple. I only decoupage on fabric chairs on the back cushion. I avoid doing…

I've been delaying to decoupage a chair that I bought in charity shop for £5 last week just because, I haven't got the guts and afraid that ...

Floral Patterned Decoupage Wooden Chair

I wanted to breath some new life into a tired looking dining chair and thought to try fabric patchwork on it after being inspired by the colours and textures de…

TraceysFancy shows us how to blend in the edges of your decoupage paper on a painted chair when you don’t have the exact match of color!

Paint is a go-to for refinishing old furniture, but it’s not your only option! For a fresh spin on your old stuff, why not try decoupage? Yes, decoupage—the stuff eighth-grade me used to shellack Devon Sawa’s face to every surface of her room.

Found this little wooden chair at a thrift store and took it home to give it a customer glow up! It’s hand painted and decoupaged. The celadon green and pink go together so well. This chair isn’t perfect but that leans to the charm. It’s for décor purposes only, would look amazing in a sunroom holding a plant or a stack of books.

I bought an old school chair from a flea market on a trip to Norway. I was actually looking for a chair to paint folk art style but I also found some vintage Donald Duck and Micky Mouse comics at the same time and it seemed a good idea to make this a decoupage project instead. The hard work was preparing the chair for decoupage, sanding by hand and filling dents with wood filler. When the surface was clean and smooth I applied 2 coats of gesso.The gesso acts as a primer and surface to glue…

nostalgiecat: IKEA hack: decoupage junior chair

Do you have a boring old dresser, a plain chair, or a table that's seen better days? Don't toss them out! With fabric decoupage, you can transform these tired