
Our December catalog has launched and inside its pages are beautiful decoupages of botanical flowers. The graphics bring life and feeling. They add a freshness to our winter day just by looking at them. So to go alongside our catalog’s decoupage theme, we thought we’d bring to life a DIY using decoupage itself with the graphics from the catalog.
Here’s how to make a decoupage jar.
What you need:
A cutting board and cutting knife
Graphics (please feel free to save and print the ones below)
A jar
All purpose glue
A sponge
Our December Graphic:
Step One: Choose the graphic you like and cut around it carefully with a cutting knife, making sure you have a cutting mat underneath.
Step Two: When you have finished cutting your graphic, figure out where on the jar you’d like to place it.
Step three: Once you have decided, mix together 50% glue and 50% water to create a watery paste.
Step four: Using a sponge brush, start painting the graphic onto the jar, making sure it gets soaked up in glue, but not too much that it becomes soggy – this could cause the graphic to break apart.
Step five: Once the glue has dried, wet some tissue and wipe away the excess glue from around the graphic, making sure it’s all clean.
And there you have it, a cute little jar to place on your shelf inspired by our December catalog.
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Love this!!!
So beautiful and easy…I seriously use Mod Podge for everything. :)
It’s nice to see the art of decoupage finally being shared around! I’ve known about it for a while now – a family member taught it me when I was back in Lithuania for a holiday as it’s very popular there. It’s also reminded me that I need to do some more!
P.S You can always use art designs from paper napkins! Just mind that you peel it to the last layer and be very gentle :)
These are the best!
I’m making them for my mom, my boyfriend’s mom, and myself for Christmas!
http://brownfinches.tumblr.com/post/38183147968/diy-decoupage-jars-im-giving-some-of-these-as
This has to be one of my all time favourites! I think i’m going to start early and make some gifts for my loved ones
I love the floral pattern. http://www.learnhowtoknitascarf.com
Its a beautifull!
Is this waterproof?
Beautiful
Its pretty but its not decoupage. Its just gluing a picture on a thing.
is’nt that what decouopage is? if not could you enlighten please
Is decoupage dishwasher or water proof for washing?
What can you put over the top to protect the image, before washing?
Did you spray the glass with some type of (Krylon) protective after decoupaging?
I love the way the technique of decoupage has been shared in simple steps. I am going to try it out.
Such a beautiful craft. Thank you for the instructions.
Thanks for sharing. You make it look so easy. I’m definitely going to try this.