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01-14-2003, 02:43 PM #1Founder
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fabric decoupage
I was watching surprise by design today and saw them do some fabric decoupage on the walls and it looked so neat. I thought what a neat alternative for the kids rooms. They used fabric and used spray adhesive on the back and then modge podged it on the wall.
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Spray adhesive is awesome! Just had to say that.
But anyways... that sounds really cool, Sara. I love learning different ways to spruce up walls.Sherry
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I have done crafts with fabric decoupage, I also did some walls in my house using paper decoupage, I crumbled the paper and put it on the walls, it looks great and hides a multitude of sins... I ALWAYS use clear drying wallpaper paste...... Very frigal, it's about $6.00 a gallon and does a great job on all of my decoupage !!!!!
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I did the front panels on dss dresser and thre girls bedroom cabinet with the fabric and modge podge, it is so easy.
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I have never tried that, sounds really pretty!
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