Showing posts with label lesson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lesson. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2012

How To Decoupage a Vintage Serenity Prayer Pendant
Simple to make and beautiful to wear or sell

 Dramatic Romantic Vintage Jewelry with Loving Messages 




Free Lesson

Decoupage Serenity Domino Pendant Jewelry


Make your own vintage inspired Domino Size Serenity Pendants.
I love making these beautiful inspirational charm necklaces.
I often give them as gifts or to sell.
I get lots of smiles, so will you.

This digital collage sheet measures 4" x 6"
Click on the Sheet above and save to your computer 

Here is how I make mine. 
Print out using 4" x 6" glossy photo paper
Cut out images and glue on domino cube. 
To hang, glue a bead at the top 


Supplies
Dominoes
Modge Podge Glue
Jewelry Glue
Photo Paper
Bead
Silken Cord

Glues and dominos can be purchased at your local craft store

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Decoupage a Scrabble Tile Pendant Lesson



Working on some Scrabble Tile sheets for my folks that make and sell pendants. If you want to make a Domino Pendant, here's how I make them: Print out a collage sheet. Cut to your domino size. Paint the Domino with Modge Podge. Apply image and press to get out all the bubbles under the image. Paint the top layer with Modge Podge and let dry.
Glue a big bead to the top of the domino. To hang, string silk cording thru bead.
You're done!
Thanks for looking and please visit my website http://www.collagesheetgirl.com/ to see more vintage inspired image sheets

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Decoupage a Table Top with a Vintage Note Book


I love to decoupage furniture
I created this decoupage image with a collection of my old papers and postcards

How To Paint Furniture:
Lightly sand
Paint with Kilz primer, let dry
Paint furniture color of your choice
Let dry
Seal with polyurethane


How To Decoupage:
Click on this image to enlarge and save it to your printer.
Print
Cut out blue background
Decoupage this on table top using Modge Podge (found at the local craft store)
Let dry
Seal with polyurethane

I have not used this sheet yet.
If you do, please send me a photo. I'd love to add it to this post!

Enjoy! Kate /www.collagesheetgirl.com