This paper bin is made using basic techniques in decoupage with Fevicryl Modge Podge and a project for beginners to make a good start.
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This paper bin is made using basic techniques in decoupage with Fevicryl Modge Podge and a project for beginners to make a good start.
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Give an even coat of Fevicryl Modge Podge on the design as a varnish Leave it to dry
Stick the circles and the butterflies on the painted bin using Fevicryl Modge Podge. Apply an even layer of Fevicryl Modge Podge on the back of the butterfly and the circles and stick them gently on the bin pressing it from the centre towards the edges. This will avoid any air bubbles appearing while sticking Stick the butterflies and the circles in an arrangement of your choice
Take a wooden bin and colour it in a base coat of light blue shade made by mixing Acrylic Colours White and Cerulean Blue Leave it to dry You may give two coats for even finish
Cut 4 butterfly motifs from the decoupage paper and 8 small and big circles small from the printed scrapbook paper for the flowers
Finger dab Acrylic Colours Chrome Yellow for the petals of the flowers Colour the grass and the leaves for the flowers Leave it to dry