Tissue Paper Transformation
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An old, falling apart curio cabinet just needed some TLC. The back was falling off, the mirrors had been broken, and the wood finish was worn. Add a some beadboard decoupaged with dollar store tissue paper, and a little paint, and you've got a shabby chic, eye-catching piece! The method is simple and only takes some Elmer's glue and a bit of time. Come see the full reveal on the blog.
This vintage styled curio cabinet had been stuck in a corner looking sad and forlorn.
With some layers of stain, paint, and beadboard decoupaged with tissue paper, this piece is taking on a new life.
Doesn't it look like that paper has been there for years?
I invite you to come see how this piece has been transformed to a show-stopper.
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Tissue-paper transformation. Can I use as wallpaper on a small area?
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I would have liked to see a photo of the entire finished piece like the before photo.
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I agree... I would have liked to see the whole thing as well!!!
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What is the glue to water ratio for the decoupage and did you add a layer after you attached it and before you sanded it
So wheres the finished product?