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Hello! My name is Svetlana Mikhailova. I'm glad to see you on my page.I live in Ekaterinburg. I love to sew, embroider, decoupage ... Teddy Bears - my hobby, my work and my love! All works are made from high quality materials.I hope in your face and find sympathy for my work.
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Ten blog jest o mojej pasji do wnętrz w stylu shabby, vintage, french, rustic, scandinavian style, itp. Jestem właścicielem wszystkich zdjęć, więc nie zezwalam na ich kopiowanie i umieszczanie gdziekolwiek bez mojej pisemnej zgody. This blog is about my passion and work: interior design in shabby chic, and vintage style. I also present my decoupage projects. I am the owner of all photos, so please do not copy it.
How To Decoupage With The Burn Method I’m going to share all the details and tips you need to be successful and safe using the decoupage burn method. First let me just say WOW! This method is a game changer. SUPPLIES NEEDED: • Wooden item to decoupage (I haven’t tried other materials) • Napkins or tissue paper (wrapping paper doesn’t work) • Mod podge or glue sticks • Lighter • Water / extinguisher (just in case) **Please note, when using fire there are risks. I do not claim to be an expert and encourage you to take all necessary safety precautions if you try this method.** Back to the burn method. I did this while outside, on our pool deck and had my item on top of a fireplace tabletop, which was heat resistant. I suggest doing something similar or holding the item over your
1:12 scale Natasha Beshenkovsky Mini Decoupage ROCOCO BED New in package. Decoupage is typically applied to wooden furniture pieces: tables, desks, chairs, chests, screens, and boxes. In full-scale decoupage, paper cutouts are practically drowned under many layers of lacquer, with careful sanding between applications. There has been so much interest lately in Natasha's Mini Deco Decor, i decided to run some fun specials...get on my newsletter list to be notified. It may be a BOGO, free shipping, discounts, free gift...who knows???? A Natasha Beshenkovskys......... Natasha Mini Decoupage Decor Rococo Bedroom BED I AM ALWAYS HAPPY TO COMBINE TO SAVE YOU POSTAGE COSTS! THERE ARE 2 SCREENS SIDE BY SIDE IN THE PHOTO'S...ONE NATASHA HAND PAINTED, THE OTHER SHE USED HER NIBI DECOUPAGE...CAN YOU TELL THE DIFFERENCE? Welcome to Natasha's Mini Decoupage Decor! With Natasha's kits and tips, your own work may be mistaken for classical hand-painting! In Natasha's words..."Many years ago I was walking on Madison Ave in New York and came across a shop window displaying some exquisitely beautiful miniatures. As an artist, I was intrigued and decided to try it myself. Several months later, I returned to the shop and showed my work to the owner. She was astonished. "Do you mean that you actually painted these?" she asked. "These other ones are decoupaged!" When I first started exhibiting my own miniature painted pieces at shows, people kept asking where I got my decals. Again and again, I had to explain that they weren't decals and that they were my original paintings. Although it bothered me at first, I began to realize that there was an obvious interest in original decoupage designs in miniature. The Mini Decoupage line that I created to fill this need includes over fifty designs from different eras and various limited edition collectible designs." Excerpt from Dollhouse Miniatures magazine June 2001 "Decoupage" is a French word that means "cutting out" The art form flourished in Victorian times and although it has been called the "poor man's art," such luminaries as Marie Antoinette and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis have practiced the craft. Decoupage is typically applied to wooden furniture pieces: tables, desks, chairs, chests, screens, and boxes. In full-scale decoupage, paper cutouts are practically drowned under many layers of lacquer, with careful sanding between applications. With Natasha's technique, the process is much simpler. Included with your decoupage print sheet are easy and precise instructions in 3 languages. I also will include a copy of the 4-page article that was done on Natasha's Mini Decoupage in Dollhouse Miniature magazine. There you will find more how-tos and additional information. ANY OF NATASHA'S MINI DECOUPAGE CAN BE ADAPTED TO BE USED ON YOUR CHOICE OF MINIATURE FURNITURE AND DECOR! All prints are in plastic sleeves and will be sent in cardboard mailers for protection. Please note copyrights protect all of Natasha's Mini Decoupage line and can not be copied under any circumstances ANY OF NATASHA'S MINI DECOUPAGE CAN BE ADAPTED TO BE USED ON YOUR CHOICE OF MINIATURE FURNITURE AND DECOR Natasha's Mini Decoupage Decor comes in many authentic period styles, including Victorian, Rococo, Americana, Sheraton, Russian, Chinoiserie and more Also in very limited quantities of Natasha's limited edition collection This set is new, uncut, and unused PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY! I am happy to combine purchases! I handle most Natasha's Mini Decoupage exclusively. Including Natasha's magnificent screens (think classes!) including all Limited Editions! Custom made unfinished wood screens will be available soon Please follow my eBay store and don't forget my Facebook page (Heirlooms Dollhouse Miniatures) for all updates! Feedback will be left promptly Mini Thanks for looking! Ask questions before you bid or buy! CHECK US OUT IN THE NEW ISSUE OF MINIATURE COLLECTOR MAGAZINE (March 2018) The Northwest's newest Miniature shop! Heirlooms...Dollhouse Miniatures & Dolls Where memories are made... Wendy Tobias - Proprietress 4252099196 USA heirloomsdollhouse at G Mail Wendy Tobias - Proprietress
Decoupage as we know it today had its apogee in the 18th century and seems to have started in Venice, spreading from there to France. In Britain it was used as an entertainment by high society ladies and even practiced by Queen Victoria. In France, Marie Antoinette and her lady friends cut up anything they…
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The following is a quoted excerpt from the creators page (Bundy Shabby Shack) on Facebook as to how this look was achieved: FLOORS FABULOUS FLOORS “Ok so I have had alot of people asking me about how I have done my floors… • I sanded the floor boards, then used diy cc white chalk paint (2 coats). I then decoupaged with decorative napkins, sanded and distressed, then applied 3 coats of water based clear sealer. It was a big job but it looks amazing and its holding up very well! (I’m always shoving furniture around on it) • Any good wood glue will work, I used Bondcrete for the decoupage. There are many YouTube videos on how to decoupage with napkins online. • *Use any clear water based varnish for sealing I used Bondall monocel • *You can google how to make your own chalk paint
I use decoupage to get a master image onto my furniture piece, then I paint out from the image, using a mix of my own line and paint style, striving to meld intomthe master artist's work for a seamless furniture piece. I love the challenge of matching color and style, while at the same time making the piece my own by changing the dges of the masterwork and pulling it out to
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