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Anleitung No. 426 Anleitung No. 426 Difficulty: Advanced Working time: 40 Minutes
These sturdy chests made of white cardboard are just perfect for wrapping Christmas presents in. The lid and sides are decorated with Christmas decoupage motifs and stamps that can be combined freely.
Instructions
Remove the side handles and the closure band and ink with stamping ink.
Prime the chests with paint mixtures of antique white and moss green or antique white and Light blue .
Dab carmine red edges with the sponge brush.
Cut out the motifs from the decoupage sheet and moisten the back with a sponge, then apply decoupage adhesive and press firmly from the inside out with the roller.
Stick Masking Tape around the lid.
Fix the stamp with the lettering on the acrylic block and press the Ink Pads on it to ink it.
Stamp the sides and the front, applying the stamp again and again to get a closed surface.
Tip: For this, glue the red edges with crepe-Adhesive tape .
Paint Ink Pads over the edges and the surfaces to imitate a "Shabby Look".
Finally, seal the lid with Decoupage varnish until the surface is even and the transitions between the different motifs are no longer noticeable.
Remove the side handles and the closure band and ink with stamping ink.
Prime the chests with paint mixtures of antique white and moss green or antique white and Light blue .
Dab carmine red edges with the sponge brush.
Cut out the motifs from the decoupage sheet and moisten the back with a sponge, then apply decoupage adhesive and press firmly from the inside out with the roller.
Stick Masking Tape around the lid.
Fix the stamp with the lettering on the acrylic block and press the Ink Pads on it to ink it.
Stamp the sides and the front, applying the stamp again and again to get a closed surface.
Tip: For this, glue the red edges with crepe-Adhesive tape .
Paint Ink Pads over the edges and the surfaces to imitate a "Shabby Look".
Finally, seal the lid with Decoupage varnish until the surface is even and the transitions between the different motifs are no longer noticeable.
