Thank you very much!! It's really not a project. I bought furniture with wicker baskets for drawers. I bought them with one kind of storage in mind but it turns out that's not needed. I like the furniture and want to keep it, but have to do something to it to use it. I couldn't find the exact size for liners, but I found something close enough and made it work. I'm not a crafty person at all.
Hello . I think it might be very difficult to apply due to the uneven surface and air pockets. I would suggest Modpodge and fabric for best adherence and results. Spray paint to include spray paint and primer formulations might be suggested too.
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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Personally, I wouldn't waste my time or the contact paper. What exactly is your project?
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How To Use Contact Paper and Mod Podge on Wicker
Hi Kathy, I found this, hope it helps you out,
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/basement/furniture/use-contact-paper-and-mod-podge-on-wicker-11709781?expand_all_questions=1
How To Use Contact Paper and Mod Podge on Wicker
You’d be better off spray painting as the paper would be very hard to apply. It probably wouldn’t stick well.
Here's a post that might help https://www.hometalk.com/diy/basement/furniture/use-contact-paper-and-mod-podge-on-wicker-11709781?expand_all_questions=1
How To Use Contact Paper and Mod Podge on Wicker
I can't imagine it will stick for very long.
Hello . I think it might be very difficult to apply due to the uneven surface and air pockets. I would suggest Modpodge and fabric for best adherence and results. Spray paint to include spray paint and primer formulations might be suggested too.
Hello,
Simple answer is you can't, unless you wrap it around in small sections or cut it into strips and wind it around lapping as you go.
Too many air pockets for it to stick well, plus particles of dust would get inbetween the contact paper and the wicker, making it come off.
You might consider mod podge with fabric or paint.
Spray adhesive or spray paint would be better for changing the look of your chair rather than contact paper.
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Here's a post that might help https://www.hometalk.com/diy/basement/furniture/use-contact-paper-and-mod-podge-on-wicker-11709781?expand_all_questions=1
How To Use Contact Paper and Mod Podge on Wicker