Amazing Decoupage Crafts

Decoupage might seem like an outdated arts and crafts technique to some people, but we prefer to think of it as appealingly kitschy! We also happen to think that decoupage is not only a pretty technique when it’s done right, but that it’s also a really practical one when it comes to making your own affordable decor. That’s probably why it’s making a total comeback!

DIY layered burlap monogram

Usually decoupage is done with types of paper, but burlap and thicket pieces of card and foam work as well! The key here is that you’re still cutting decorative shapes and layering things. See how these wall decor is done in our application

Decoupage eggs

Whether you’re looking for a more adult version of homemade Easter eggs or you just like the idea of delicately decorated eggs with a vintage look, these newspaper decoupage eggs are the perfect craft for you.

Decoupage clothes hangers

These beautifully floral decoupage hangers are so simple to make that you’ll hardly believe it. All you need are some glue or Mod Podge, some scissors, and some pretty flowered napkins to cut shapes from!

Decoupage flower pots

Flower pots are the kind of thing that get even cuter looking with a little bit of wear and tear. Painted pots are the same way. A couple of scuffs makes them look stylishly rustic! You can amp up the style factor, however, by adding a quote in pretty writing. Try cutting words from newspapers or magazines and pasting them across the face of the pot so your favourite flowers and sprout from your favourite sentiments

Photo decoupage dresser

takes the idea of decoupage to the next level, but in a beautiful way! If you’re looking for a way to upcycle an old piece of furniture, why not consider transforming it into a tribute piece to someone you love by using decoupage techniques and a vintage family photo?

Fabric and glass plate decoupage

Believe it or not, paper isn’t the only thing you can decoupage with! Fabric works very well and gives you a thicker, more textured look that appears with fuller coverage. Paper has a little bit of trouble sticking to some glass surfaces, for example, but decoupaging with fabric will allow you to transform an old glass dish set