Showing posts with label decoupage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decoupage. Show all posts

Friday, January 14, 2022

DIY Decoupaged Seashells | Fancy Mermaid Shells DIY Tutorial

If you're a beachcomber like I am and have lots of seashells at home, this is a fun and creative way to do something special with them. Decoupaged shells have been popular for a while now and I was determined to try out the craft for myself! 

You only need a few basic supplies and in a little bit of time you will have lovely, fancy decoupaged shells suitable to give as gifts to your very favorite mermaid! 

I've had these shells in my workshop for what seems like forever! I had planned on building them into a stained glass lamp but... you know how that goes when you get busy with other things. Mine are scallop shells but you can use oyster shells or large clam shells too. 
 

I created a video tutorial for how I made mine, so be sure to check it out! 

Below are the basic supplies you will need, which I explain in more detail in the video. 

  

Thanks for watching and I hope you are having a great start to your New Year! And don't forget to head on over to my YouTube channel and see what else is new! 


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Sunday, September 5, 2021

DIY Cottagecore Floral Decoupaged Pumpkins

 


Hey friends! I have a brand new video on my YouTube channel so be sure to check it out! 

This craft is not only quick and easy, but it's super inexpensive too, and the final result packs a big punch! So head on over to my YouTube channel and check it out! 

Here's sneak peek...






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Monday, April 4, 2016

Upcycled Dressers: Painted, Wallpapered & Decoupaged pt 2

What better way to recycle an old piece of furniture than to upcycle it into something brand new? Check out these great examples from some folks who have done just that with dressers and chests of drawers. With some paint, stencils, decoupage and a little imagination, you too can create your own custom furniture masterpiece!

Bibus vintage red upcycled dresser by LaRabotine via Etsy


 Beautiful dresser makeover by Barb Blair
Beautiful dresser makeover by Barb Blair




 How to decoupage wallpaper onto dressers from Spoonflower blog
How to decoupage wallpaper onto dressers from Spoonflower blog





Contrasting drawers command attention and add interest


Turquoise dresser from Home Adore



Wash & dry dresser by Salvaged Inspirations







Recycled old dresser makeover by Spoonful of Imagination



Before & after dresser makeover (source)



Dresser makeover from kammyskorner.com



Colorful drawers on this little nightstand make it stand out for sure



Contrasting drawers makeover by The Crawford Clan


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Dripped paint on a dresser for a unique effect 
Rich colors on this unique dresser

Outstanding!:
Distressed & painted dresser


Old dresser drawers turned wall shelves by Stacey at Addison Meadows Lane


Letter-top side table from hometalk.com 




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Friday, September 20, 2013

Beautiful Painted & Decoupaged Pumpkins


Who doesn't love decorating with pumpkins in autumn and of course for Halloween? 
How about trying something new this year? Instead of carving a pumpkin, 
try painting or decoupaging it instead. 

The basic decoupage supplies that you will need are: decoupage 
medium (Mod Podge is commonly the chosen decoupage medium of the masses),
a wide brush or sponge brush to apply the decoupage medium, and of course you 
will need whatever material you plan on applying to your pumpkin. Some ideas
include: paper party or guest napkins, lightweight material scraps, paper images, 
sheet music, and tissue paper. 

For painted pumpkins, you can use a variety of different types of paint, from basic
household spray paint (please follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and 
work in a well-ventilated area, such as outside), to acrylic craft paint. Check out a
few of my favorite painted and decoupaged decorate pumpkin inspirations 
below and maybe you'll be inspired to create a unique pumpkin too!



























































Boho decorated pumpkins by Aunt Peaches


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