Brush on a layer of Mod Podge, then - while it's still wet - apply the wallpaper. Press it down tightly. Once your piece is covered to your satisfaction, let the Mod Podge dry, then apply 1 or 2 coats on top to seal the wallpaper to the piece. You can use more coats of Mod Podge if you think your piece needs it. Wishing you the best.
Never thought of trying that. Measure pieces of paper and cut to fit each piece you want covered. You can use 50/50 mix of white glue(Elmer's etc) and water. Paint on mixture as you go, place wallpaper and put another coat of glue mix. Let dry and then put a second coat of glue that goes beyond edge of paper. The glue dries clear.
I would like to try and decoupage some furniture. I have never done this before but I know I need Mod Podge. Can I use pattered wallpaper to stick on furniture and ...
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It is brittle and coming loose at edges. I tried brushing some glue under edges, but it breaks off. If I would varnish over all of it, would the varnish soak in enoug...
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Just use modge podge. Follow directions on bottle.
Hi Constance,
Brush on a layer of Mod Podge, then - while it's still wet - apply the wallpaper. Press it down tightly. Once your piece is covered to your satisfaction, let the Mod Podge dry, then apply 1 or 2 coats on top to seal the wallpaper to the piece. You can use more coats of Mod Podge if you think your piece needs it. Wishing you the best.
This might help: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bedroom/dressers/textured-wallpaper-on-furniture-3095999
Textured Wallpaper on Furniture
Never thought of trying that. Measure pieces of paper and cut to fit each piece you want covered. You can use 50/50 mix of white glue(Elmer's etc) and water. Paint on mixture as you go, place wallpaper and put another coat of glue mix. Let dry and then put a second coat of glue that goes beyond edge of paper. The glue dries clear.