Apply a generous amount of Mod Podge on to the furniture. Use a sponge brush. Then put the poster on it. Then add another coat of Mod Podge. You can cut the poster in sections and apply the same way.
ModPodge....just like Cindy said. But rough up the surface if it has a sheen or a poly finish so the paper adheres well and doesn't bubble after drying. Use an old credit card to smooth any air bubbles before appling last ModPodge coat.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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The end of this tube is very hard. I slightly tried to punch the end of a knife into it and also tried a large paper clip but neither budged it. I was a bit timid in ...
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Apply a generous amount of Mod Podge on to the furniture. Use a sponge brush. Then put the poster on it. Then add another coat of Mod Podge. You can cut the poster in sections and apply the same way.
ModPodge....just like Cindy said. But rough up the surface if it has a sheen or a poly finish so the paper adheres well and doesn't bubble after drying. Use an old credit card to smooth any air bubbles before appling last ModPodge coat.
Agree with the ModPodge answers, that's what I would do. I used wrapping paper in the same way on a toy box here - https://www.justalittlecreativity.com/2013/01/mod-podge-and-wrapping-paper-toy-box.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP_M9JrsxIY