If you've been fed up with kitchen furniture, but you're not ready for something radical, you can revive kitchen lockers, with the decoration equipment. Furniture - furniture decoration with napkins, pictures, photos. Any paper paintings can be used in the depurchase technique.
We're gonna need: The remnants of the old rims, the glue for the decoration (or a slightly divorced PVA glue), the scissors, the soft wrist, and, of course, the furniture we're going to decorate. In our case, furniture lockers.
| 1. Everyone's probably got leftovers in the house. I have left unused cuttings of such rims after repair. That's what we're gonna use in the depurchase technique. | |
| 2. Cut the right pictures. If the walls are fat, we'll be able to put the top layer with the image. In my case, I cut cats and footprints. | |
![]() | 3. To stick the pictures, I used a special one. Sale glue♪ You can buy it in any store that sells creativity material. |
4. We're putting pictures on where we want to stick. The glue is over the image. The paper has to get caged and stick to the furniture. Cat and his "weather" dreams. | |
| And this cat and his dirty marks: | |
| 5. After we put all the pictures on the ground, we need to protect them. My lockers have a matt, covering the lacques would be awkward. That's why I use the same glue to decouple, and I'm covering it up like a paw. It's made up on the surface of the picture by a thin, almost shiny film that doesn't fear water and protect the pictures well. | |
| 6. We love the result! | |
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