Decoupage Paper Napkins Technique - Part 1

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Part 1: The basics of the decoupage paper napkins technique. In this video I show you how to apply a napkin on a canvas to create your own artwork.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Decoupage
• serviette technique
• napkins technique
• decopatch
• craft
• handmade
• DIY.

[JanellJG]

Can you please speak next time so I can figure out what you are using & doing. That would be very useful & much much more interesting. :)

[Paper2play]

@JanellJG . Well I might try that :). Thanks for watching anyway...

[Paper2play]

@JanellJG Thanks for watching our videos! Yes, indeed I have a hard time to sacrifice some beautiful napkins but the results speak for themselves and help in the decision :)

[emacwakeup]

R u using pva glue? U should give some commentary. Would be better..

[Paper2play]

@emacwakeup. Thanks for stopping by! I use Decopatch glue-varnish. Just check on my website :)

[JulieR1958]

A little instruction/voice would have helped.

[Paper2play]

@JulieR1958

Thanks for watching. Comment taken into account ;-)

[SuperSanders58]

another great use of napkins but some background music or commentary would've been good.

[beadella1958]

I would have liked to hear some sort of commentary on what you are doing since you were thoughtful enough not to just use music (ugh!) as your sound. Sometimes just visual demo isn't quite enough.

[Paper2play]

@lizgenge @lizgenge @lizgenge. No, because PVA is nowhere near as good as the Decopatch glue. 1) PVA is a lot thicker. 2)You would need to water it down & 3) it really doesn't dry as quickly as the Decopatch glue. The use of PVA on Decopatch paper makes it peel off, and you would have to invest in a varnish. It's true Decopatch glue is more expensive but sincerely it just doesn't make sense to me to buy PVA over Decopatch glue because PVA can work out just as expensive with far more hassle!