How to make decoupage cutting board own hands

How to make decoupage cutting board own hands

Decoupage cutting board can be made differentways. Each craftsman chooses for himself the most suitable method of applying a napkin to a wooden surface. But there is a way, using which, you can easily, without wrinkles, be able to make decoupage of the cutting board with your own hands.

How to make decoupage cutting board own hands

You will need

  • - cutting boards
  • - napkins for decoupage
  • - acrylic lacquer
  • - PVA glue
  • - acrylic paints
  • - sponge
  • - Brushes
  • - water

Instructions

1

In order to make decoupage cutting boardwith your hands, carefully prepare the surface. Check the board for roughness and cracks. Roughness with fine sandpaper. Cracks treat with putty for wood. Wait until everything is dry. Treat with putty, wipe with a damp cloth. Put a white primer on the decoupage board. It is convenient to make a sponge, which washes the dishes. The sponge must be dry. Apply the soil with stamping movements. To avoid staining your hands, fix the sponge with a regular clothes peg. After the primer has dried, apply acrylic lacquer on the board.

2

Pick up a napkin for decoupling the cutting board. If you do decoupage for the first time, take a napkin with a white background. Tear the motif from the napkin. Put the file on the file with the front side. Apply a little water on top, diluted with PVA glue. Spread the napkin so that it is completely moistened. Get rid of wrinkles and excess water. Put the file on the board. The file should be on top, the napkin on the board. Press the napkin, use a soft cloth napkin for this. Remove the file. The napkin should remain on the cutting board. After the napkin for decoupage is dry, apply acrylic lacquer on the cutting board.

3

In order to make a beautiful decoupagecutting board with your own hands, use the motif of the motif with acrylic paints. Lay out the colors on the palette that you need. In order to remove excess brightness, add acrylic paint of white and black colors. Mix on the palette until you get the shade you need. Apply with a brush, highlighting individual fragments. Treat the edge of the cutting board with a dry sponge with a small amount of paint. Try first on paper, then put on a board.

4

After all has dried, apply an acrylic lacquer. Use different elements for decoupling the cutting board. These can be bows made of lace, raffia, satin ribbons.