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A Decoupage Wood Box made with Decoupage Napkins scene of Sunflowers and brown birds

Birds Nest Box

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I bought this cute round box on E-bay. I loved the lid but the inside was so plain. It needed some love for sure. I found a napkin pattern with sunflowers that match the lid. Perfect! With some matching acrylic paint, polka dots and decoupage glue, this sweet box came to life.

 

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Decoupage Art Decoupage Jar made with Decoupage Napkins Beach Scene with Bicycle

Beach Bike Jar

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I made one for myself, now everyone in the family wants one! For the lid, I used Mod Podge with sparkle in it. I painted around the edge with a "sunflower" acrylic color. That is a nice match to the sand area. (I don't have a picture of the bottom of the jar. But it is painted with the "sunflower" acrylic paint also). On the jar itself I used Mod Podge glossy finish and put some touches of sparkle on just the water area. It looks like the sun is reflecting off the water.

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Decoupage Art Decoupage Jar with Kitten in Red Bandana made with Napkins for Decoupage and Stencils

Kitty Treat Jar

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I picked this pattern because she looks just like my precious kitty. I think the stenciling and tweed rope add a nice touch. I traced the inside of the stencil lightly with a pencil. Then I hand painted inside the pencil markings. This helped me control the paint better. I keep her favorite cat treats in here.  :)

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white painted Jar with Lemon napkins applied with decoupage paper napkins and mod podge.

Lemon Jar

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Adorable Lemon Jar! 

Technique: Paint a glass jar with 1 coat of Gesso and 2 coats of white acrylic paint. Bake in the oven to harden. After cooling, apply top layer of 3-ply napkin using Mod Podge glue. Several more layers of glue are added over a period of days. Then a layer of varnish. My favorite varnish (after trying many) is Liquitex. It is thin, doesn't yellow and dries to a beautiful glossy finish. I've learned the hard way to wait a few days before applying the varnish layer. This allows the glue to completely dry. If you varnish too soon you may experience cracking all through the glue layer. Have fun! I love jars.  :)

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