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So sweet, thank you 💙

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Thank you, SerenitySam 💜 I believe I used gold leaf glue, which needs to dry a bit so it becomes tacky. Then you apply gold leaf and wait for everything to dry. I didn't coat the goldleaf as this is a decorative piece that is not handled much.

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Thank you 💙 Try it and let me know how it turned out!

@@mycozynest I tried this on a lamp shade and it is beautiful. I have a couple others I would like to try it on.

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Thank you, Jeanine 💙. Decoupage works best on white background, so as long as you paint it with a light color, it should be fine.

@@mycozynest Thank you for your quick reply. I will now be trying to do a lampshade.

Let me know how it goes! 👍

@@mycozynest I will. Trying to find a napkin that would go well in a girls room. I'm not sure about flowers.

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Chalk paint for the background (Vintage Paint by JDL - Warm Cream) and acrylic metallic paint as a final coat (Vintage Paint - Metallic Silver).

What a sweet comment! Thank you, Debbie 💙

Not at all, Elaine - the edges just blend in and disappear 😊

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Actually, I didn't use a top coat here because this metallic paint does not need it.

Use watered down glue to apply the napkins and then seal with a water based top coat. I used Vintage Paint by JDL - Primer & Sealer.

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Great use of everyday materials, right 🙂

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Would you be able to make a slower video showing how to make that bow again? It’s hard to see how exactly they’re made. 😊

Please try adjusting the playback speed to 0.5 on RUclips video settings and see if that helps 😊

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Yes, that also works, but you do need a bit more mica for this. Even if you only apply it on the mold, most of the acrylic gets colored by it.

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Thank you 💙 No, I've been using this one since last summer and it is fine. I do use an LED bulb, though.

You are welcome 😊 Spray paint would work, but perhaps use primer first, so it will not wipe off. Or spray chalk paint.

Thank you so much, Georgie - let me know how it goes 💜

💜 Try to have as little overlap as possible, because the overlap will be darker than the rest of the napkin. Think of it as a jigsaw puzzle, with pieces fitting as tightly as possible. Or you could try napkins with white background. When you paint the backs of the glued on napkins, the white paint will blend in with the white napkin background.

@@mycozynest thanks so much for the prompt response and the smart hack too ❤️❤️

Thank you 🩵 Yes, I only work with the layer that has the design on it.

True, two coats is often good enough, but three is high end 🩵

Thank you so much. This truly is an easy way to update a lampshade. Let me know how it goes 💙

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Thank you, such a sweet comment 💜 Yes, napkins blend in so beautifuly, you can hardly tell.

Thank you, Liz 🩵 I am using Vintage Paint Clear Wax first and then Annie Sloan Black Wax.

Thank you! 😊

Once you start crafting, you see potential in so many odd objects - anything with a nice shape, texture can be transformed 💜

Thank you for watching, Jamie 💜 I made this lampshade on holiday and had only a few shops to gather supplies from. Any white looking liquid craft glue will work for decoupage. Just play around with the right thickness, thinning it out with water.

Muchas gracias!