Green Tapestry A1 Decoupage Paper

Mint by Michelle

$32.99

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DESCRIPTION HOW TO USE
 WHAT IS A1 PAPER?

Transport yourself to a whimsical wonderland with the Green Tapestry decoupage paper for furniture. Featuring a tapestry of charming exotic birds and flowers against a vintage green striped background, this paper is perfect for adding a touch of beauty and charm to all your decoupage projects. Let your creativity take flight and make your furniture project dreams come true with this paper!

MINT decoupage papers are all designed especially with furniture art and refurbishment in mind. The optimum paper size, GSM and print have all been painstakingly curated by Michelle, owner of MINT, and is a culmination of years of working with decoupage papers, and refurbishing furniture with individuality, style and artistic scope in mind. The MINT decoupage papers are made and manufactured in Victoria, Australia.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Sheet size: 23.5” x 33” | 594mm x 841mm (size A1)

  • The Decoupage paper is protected with a sheet of tissue paper and folded inside of a poly bag; shipped between two chipboards.

  • Any creases in the paper work themselves out during the decoupage process; we recommend you first iron on low/medium dry heat on a flat surface (no steam).

There are two methods of application that best suit the Mint by Michelle Decoupage Papers. Please be sure to read through the following instructions and decide which method is best for your project before starting your project.

Method 1. Recommended to achieve an aged, crinkled, authentic look

Required: Decoupage Glue, Glad/Cling Wrap, Decoupage Paper

-Start by adding Image Medium to small areas of your intended surface.

-Place your decoupage paper on to the glued surface area and then rub down using a handful of scrunched Glad/Cling Wrap. The gentle friction between the two surfaces helps to smooth the paper down.

-Repeat this process by adding small amounts of glue, followed by the decoupage image and smoothing using the handful of Glad Wrap.

-Once the decoupage paper has been applied to the full surface area of your piece, you can finish in whichever method you choose.

-Paint it in further to extend the image and/or cover your image with as many coats of Decoupage Glue as you wish.

-To flatten crinkles and add a further aged look we recommend sanding with a very fine sand paper between your finishing coats.

Method 2. Recommended to achieve a smooth, flat finish

Required: Decoupage Glue, Parchment Baking Paper, Warm Iron, Decoupage Paper

- Coat your project surface with a thick coat of Decoupage glue and let it dry. Repeat this step twice.

- Place your decoupage paper on top of the dry glued surface and place the parchment paper on top of the decoupage paper.

- Starting in the middle of the image, apply a warm iron on medium heat to the parchment paper and continue to iron until the image is secured to your project surface.

Finishing options for Method 2.

No Finish - If your piece is going to be a low traffic surface, then no finish or top coat is necessary

Oil Based Finish - If you are finishing with an oil base, you can use as many coats as desired

Water Based Finish - If you are finishing with a water based top coat we recommend spraying your decoupage image with 3 very fine coats of lacquer, being sure to leave it to dry in between coats. Once all 3 coats of lacquer have dried, apply your water based finish.

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Pamela R. (Gig Harbor, US)
My first transfer attempt.

This is one of CeCe's designs. It was my first time doing this so I tore the transfer in a few places and had to paint in the damaged areas. I think the transfer is great. I ONLY order from this shop. I have so much supplies backed up now, It may take the rest of my life to get through them all. ( transfers, stencils and papers) I am now a craft hoarder.

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