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Instructions No. 515 Instructions No. 515 Difficulty: Advanced
This artistic epoch, which had its heyday at the turn of the 19th and from 20th centuries, was characterized by floral elements and decoratively curved lines and ornaments. Today this decorative style is highly topical again, as it adapts to all circumstances in an almost timeless way. Large-format decoupage sheets provide a large number of motifs Selection that are perfectly suited for a wide variety of handicrafts
In the compartments of this cabinet you have plenty of room for your favourite pieces of jewellery. The lid is decorated with different decoupage motifs, the rest of the body gets a very high quality look due to the antique gold colour. Both techniques complement each other perfectly.
In the compartments of this cabinet you have plenty of room for your favourite pieces of jewellery. The lid is decorated with different decoupage motifs, the rest of the body gets a very high quality look due to the antique gold colour. Both techniques complement each other perfectly.
Here's how it works
Remove the handles and paint them with some kind of metal.
Then prime the whole jewellery cabinet inside and outside white, after drying paint it with Art Metal in the colour Antique Gold .
Cut out the motifs from the decoupage sheet and moisten the back with a sponge.
Apply decoupage adhesive to the surface of the jewellery cabinet and glue the motifs on, immediately pressing firmly from the inside out with the roller
After drying, brush over the edges and surfaces with the Ink Pads to imitate a "Shabby Look".
Finally, seal the lid with Decoupage varnish until the surface is even and the transitions between the different motifs are no longer noticeable.
Remove the handles and paint them with some kind of metal.
Then prime the whole jewellery cabinet inside and outside white, after drying paint it with Art Metal in the colour Antique Gold .
Cut out the motifs from the decoupage sheet and moisten the back with a sponge.
Apply decoupage adhesive to the surface of the jewellery cabinet and glue the motifs on, immediately pressing firmly from the inside out with the roller
After drying, brush over the edges and surfaces with the Ink Pads to imitate a "Shabby Look".
Finally, seal the lid with Decoupage varnish until the surface is even and the transitions between the different motifs are no longer noticeable.
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