Waiting for the Decoupage Medium to dry, always makes us nervous.
Why?
Decoupaged Ironstone Platter Take 1: wrinkles!
TIP:
To avoid the wrinkles, we glued the image to our plates using spray glue.
Huge difference! The image dried perfectly flat, a light decoupage medium coat was applied later to protect the image.
Our own digital work using graphics from:
The graphics fairy
Playing with brushes
Linked to:
The Shabby Chic Cottage
The Shabby Nest
34 comments:
These turned out so nice. I have had the same problem with wrinkles. I was usually able to roll them out, but sometimes this made the paper tear! I will try your tip and use spray glue next time first.
Well they certainly turned out beautiful. Thanks for saving the rest of us steps.
Hugs...Tracy :)
They look great! I think even your booboos are wonderful!
Wow I love that idea! Stunning job! Thanks for stopping by and commenting..I am now a follower..off to browse your blog some more..~lulu
I'm so lucky because I always get to see the beautiful finished projects. And actually a few have come home with me. So, I try not to visit that area of the store too often!
Take care, Sue
Wow, when you said you finally got it right you weren't kidding! They turned out beautifully!
You girls are goooood! I love this!
hugs
Great tip and I have a platter or two that I can use for this project. Thank you for sharing.
You gals have the greatest ideas! Love them all. I'm going to be down in your neck of the woods for a few days and am going to try and stop in at Country Roads. I'm looking forward to some sun and warmth.
Kathleen
Wow-thanks for the tip! I just started decoupaging and was getting frustrated with the wrinkles! Need to try the spray next time!
thanks!
Jody
Wow-thanks for the tip! I just started decoupaging and was getting frustrated with the wrinkles! Need to try the spray next time!
thanks!
Jody
Absolutely gorgeous!!
xojanis
I love this. I love to decoupage and sometimes get so frustrated with wrinkles...sometimes I have them and sometimes I don't! Hummmphh! Big smile. Love what you did with the plates and platters. Looks so nice. YOu did a great job.
Blessings,
Debbie
What a great tip, using the spray glue. Thanks!
What a great tip! Thanks for sharing! Your altered plates are fabulous!
I love these! What another great idea to share with us! Glad the wrinkles finally came out.
Have a beautiful day.
Blessings~
This is just stunning!
Following you over from Shabby Chic Cottage!
I am a follower!
Please stop by!
http://extremepersonalmeasures.blogspot.com/
wow what a pretty project!!!!!!
Would love for you to follow my blog too!
Trina
Thanks for the tip! As always, a great project.
I think they all turned out great! I like the look of the ~MAISON~ one has. Thanks for your visit yesterday, Julian
Gorgeous results, and I love your no-wrinkles solutuion - thank you for sharing it!
:)
Zuzu
you clever girl!! these look so good!! I am going over to CR today at lunch...very excited!
What a lovely way to glam up a plain dish. I have so many things I want to decoupage. Need to make a run to the craft store for more glue before I can get started. Thanks for sharing you tip. Have a great day! :) Tammy
Stunning.... can i pop on over and craft with you in sunny SC!!!
xo,
LuLu
wow what a wonderful idea, I have an old platter like one of yours in the photos cepin mine is green.. Did i just say cepin.. hahah yep i did.. Mine is a wonderful green but looks art deco... it has chips and crackling in it and i thing doing something like this to it would be sooooooooooooooooooooooooo great.. I always love your post.. thanks Sheila
Wow, your trial and error came out with some great results.
sweet!
thanks for the tips too
blessings
barbara jean
Well worth all the trys...Love the look!
Joy............always
I'm so glad you linked this one up to my blog today. If you didn't... I was going to come over here and beg you!!
Hugs,
Karen
Very fun and I love the spray glue tip!
Thanks for sharing!
Shell
Absolutely fantastic, I think the one with the urne is my favourite, Petra.xx
I love them! Thanks for the tip, too!
These are so great! Thanks for sharing and for your tips.
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