Just in case someone is wondering if this works...Aafter receiving my set of coasters from you - I can endorse your application method. My Husband looked at the coasters and said 'Have these been printed on to the coaters'?! That's how good these look. No creases, bubbles or wrinkles at all. Stunning finish xx
Ready enjoyed video,I have bought lot of items and wondered if could be capable of doing it as am chronically sick and be something to focus on thank you really enjoyed the video don't think I'm clever enough though to do it myself
Hello Iveta! My name is Donna, and I live in Florida, in the USA. I watched this video several times before I actually fort the courage to actually try it. I have never decoupaged before, but I really wanted to try this method. I took it slow, and worked with my napkin as patiently as I could. I can’t believe that I actually did it! I got a round piece of wood from my local dollar store, and painted it black and white. I applied my napkin to the white end of the round.it looks so good! Thank you for sharing this with all of us! I can’t wait to do some fall decor!
I have done decopauge for over 40 years and I love your technique! You explained it very clearly and easily so even a beginner can do it. Very good video!😻
You can use this same process on large pieces! The trick is in working in sections. My friend and I did an armoire for her daughters wedding present from mum using this technique. We laid it down on it's back to do the front. When that was finished & dry we paid it first on one side then the other to complete the sides. The trick is to work in small sections and piece them together on the project. Like you we added a crackle finish. The end result was spectacular and produced a piece to be treasured for life. It took us 2 full weekends devoted to doing just the decoupaging but so well worth the time. The primary difference was we had to separate the sections we planned to use from the rest of the napkin. We used 3 different pattern napkins. One that was an open vine print, one that had birds and a floral set of napkins that had 4 different large flowers. I've since done a large urn using the same technique as an anniversary gift. The armoire was picked up on the roadside! We'd been searching thrift stores & yard sales for one like it. Great find! The Urn came from a thrift store for $2 us. Ebay is the source for all our napkins. Be a little careful of the really cheap sets from China. They're often so thin whole sections will just dissolve when you get them wet.
Of all the different kind of decoupage work I have seen, this is the best method that I have ever seen. A perfect finish. I can't wait to experiment mine now. Thank you.
I am new to decoupage and have had several failed attempts until seeing this method!! OMGoodness, first try worked perfect! The most important thing is when spreading it on the page protector to use a soft brush and light easy strokes. I am so happy! Thank you for sharing your talents with us? 💕
I personally would love to see every step start to finish of not only the napkin application, but the coaster preparation and then the crackle finish and framing. The finished compositions look great!
Hi, thank you for your kind words, I didn’t really think about that at the time to be honest so I now uploaded a video about crackle effect I just uploaded a video on it - ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html 😊 and my next one will be about coasters
Lovely tutorial. I was hosting Christmas dinner this year and was so disappointed how my table looked with my very unchrismassy table mats and coasters, I’m definitely going to do this with festive napkins! Thank you for sharing x
You are brilliant! I messed up three expensive napkins by trying to do as the others did. Then I watched your video, got a cheap napkin and was successful. Yeah, I got a little impatient and messed it up a little bit. Lesson learned. But overall for a first try it was great! You're the champ!
Thank you for this and in one comment they said it was their first time decoupaging. stopped doing it because of the wrinkling. Will need to try this method and get back. Peace Love and Harmony.
I like this technique. It reminds me of how window tinters apply their product to car or building windows. Gonna have to try this method 'cuz I've had some pretty bad decoupage failures in the past and I think this may guide me to success. TFS!
Came across your video and decided to watch. I Love decopargeing and not good at it. Love your method, will try when get plastic folder Thanks for sharing
I'm about to decoupage a large piece of furniture and am going to try this. Since the glue goes only on top of the napkin, I'm assuming if I screw up that I can immediately take a sponge and wipe it all off and do it again. Also, I guess, because the napkin is wet, that allows the glue to penetrate without having to apply glue to the substrate/surface. Brilliant and thank you for sharing this technique!
I just came across your channel & I'm so glad I did! I always have wrinkles, when applying napkins, but this looks like an easy solution. I can't wait to try it. Tfs. Blessings & Peace
I love this method! I really love using napkins for decoupage so it’s great to have this tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your technique! I subscribed
Wonderful! Thank you for your patience-I seem to have none, but your tutorial makes me think maybe I can have a little patience, maybe I just need to slow down. Lovely little bird by the way. Sweet. Thanks again.
Thank you so much. I’ve never seen this before so it’s a revelation for me. I really really love 💕 how that coaster turned out so stunning and gorgeous.
OMG why have I only just found this now. Holy moly guacamole!! 😲😲 THIS is an absolute game changer in my book. I’ve never been able to do just straight decoupage without any help. When I say help I mean like I’ve done the decoupage with the cling film, iron & fire. And all do work for me so I can’t complain about them. But sometimes I do get problems with each of them. I can’t wait to try this as I’ve got a lot of coasters to do. The only difference is mine are round. But after watching the video the girl did say this technique will also work on curved/round edges. Fingers crossed it works on a round circle 🤞I actually feel excited to do some decoupage now rather than that dreaded feeling in the pit of your stomach because you know something is going to go wrong lol. Happy decoupaging all 😄
Thank you! I put a napkin on the back of a clear plate recently and although imperfection is acceptable I would have liked not having wrinkles in the napkin. Once I put on the Modge Podge, it crackled which gave it a little more texture, but I ended up having to paint over the Modge Podge layer with white paint because the napkin itself was too translucent. Painting it made the napkin image stand out more and I'm ok with the result, but will try this method on some coasters next.
I think I get the idea. Thank you for sharing your technique. It was a little difficult to see the bubbles you were talking about because your tablecloth is “busy”. A neutral tablecloth would make it easier for us newbies to see your work. Thank you. You do very nice work.
I love your tutorial, especially the motif on the napkin. The blue tit was my favorite bird when I lived in Austria. I have not seen one since I moved to the USA (South Dakota) in 1956. I miss them!
Helga Maria Szameit They are lovely! I listen to them everyday, even now in winter. Early in the morning they are the first thing I hear! Sending hugs from Wien!
Dear, you saved me and the Christmas. I tried to make cards on wooden surface, and got so pissed off they never became perfect. Then I found you and now they are perfect. THANK YOU❤️ Also, new subscriber 😊
You can do this way easier by putting some diluted modge podge down the spritz the napkin or whatever you’re using with a water spray bottle, lay it down then apply MP on top gently. You won’t have all the excess water & it’s faster
Thank you for the wonderful demo. I always thought decoupage was something I just didn't have the skill and patience for--to get just right, that is. This is a real eye-opener. Can't wait to try it!
You make it so easy 🤩 Some day I'll start with this, and when I Will I have your videos to learn from, you always explane so I get it 😊 They are lovely 🥰💖
By a plastic folder do u mean a document protector? I’m a little confused if the plastic is the type where u can a document (napkin) in between or if the plastic u are using is just a sheet of plastic. Did u purchase it from Amazon? R u in the UK? I was wondering the exact product u r using
@@colleenrochellefarlow4285 you may be able to get them from Pat Catan stores. If not there I would try Joanne Fabrics stores. You can also get them off eBay as plywood blanks or etsy. Best of luck finding them.
Your system with applying decopage is amazing, I have done a lot of decopage in the past but now I will try your method. Thañk you so much for sharing.😄
Hi, yeah, I didn’t really think about it at the time, I just uploaded a video on the crackle effect - ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html 😊 and my next one is going to be on how to make coasters, start to finish ☺️
I will try that method of mod podging napkins....I love it! So beautiful! As always thank you for sharing! Stay safe, healthy and positive! GOD bless you and your family! 🙏❤🇺🇸
All you had to do was to put the dry napkin on top over the gesso (pronounced Jesso) while it was still just a little tacky, make sure it's smooth, then when fully dry, slowly brush on matte gel medium or thinned matte ModPodge.
Thank you for the tutorial. I’m new to decoupage and the projects I’m wanting to do are a bit larger. My first attempt was a disaster . I’m going to try it this way! I’ll take your advice and do some small things first. Have a lovely day!
Thank you, this has improved the quality of my work. I did find that instead of using the cloth to dab off the excess water I used a "Fan Brush" it worked great. I'm a bit heavy handed ;-)
That’s amazing! I’m so happy that you found a way to work around it, that’s what it’s all about! We all learn from each other but we all also have to adapt that knowledge to fit us best! ☺️
Very nice- I will try but I doubt if I can do this as good as you did.....takes practice, I’m sure... mod podge can be difficult but watching this adorable video made my day - thank you- margy - 🌺
Thank you for this tutorial! I've just tried using Mod Podge to attach the napkins to the ceramic tile and it was a wrinkled mess. I also didn't know you needed to separate the layers of the napkins. Can't wait to try this.
@@lesliekornegay4563 I leave about a 1/4" extra napkin on all sides and then use the mod podge to coat the sides and wrap it under. The corners take a little finessing.
@@lesliekornegay4563 I have recently applied a napkin to a CD and it was easier with the single ply napkin. Trim the napkin to the 1/4 inch and keep adding mod podge to get it smooth. Hope that helps!
Great process and I am impressed with how it turned out. I was surprised when you added the mod podge to the wet napkin. I am planning on making coaster sets for my coworkers. Thank you for sharing your technique.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. You explained everything very clearly. I found it very useful and thus far the best and easiest way to decoupage. GOD Bless
I love your technique. I trying others techniques like applying the glue on the wood first them napkins then glue on top. Unfortunately lots of bubbles. Thanks for the tutorial. I will definitely try your way. ❤️❤️
Just in case someone is wondering if this works...Aafter receiving my set of coasters from you - I can endorse your application method. My Husband looked at the coasters and said 'Have these been printed on to the coaters'?! That's how good these look. No creases, bubbles or wrinkles at all. Stunning finish xx
Ready enjoyed video,I have bought lot of items and wondered if could be capable of doing it as am chronically sick and be something to focus on thank you really enjoyed the video don't think I'm clever enough though to do it myself
@@cathyjames664 u don't need to be clever all u need to do is have fun.
Thx for review. Austin TX USA
How was the crackle effect done?
Where do I get this kind of coaster. What are they called?
Perfection! I just completed my first decoupage project using your water technique ….No bubbles and No wrinkles! Thank you! 🎉😊❤
Hello Iveta! My name is Donna, and I live in Florida, in the USA. I watched this video several times before I actually fort the courage to actually try it. I have never decoupaged before, but I really wanted to try this method. I took it slow, and worked with my napkin as patiently as I could. I can’t believe that I actually did it! I got a round piece of wood from my local dollar store, and painted it black and white. I applied my napkin to the white end of the round.it looks so good! Thank you for sharing this with all of us! I can’t wait to do some fall decor!
I nailed this first time with a project nearly full napkin size!!! And it was my first ever decoupage project! Awesome tutorial!
I have done decopauge for over 40 years and I love your technique! You explained it very clearly and easily so even a beginner can do it. Very good video!😻
This video is way too long
@@lindaferguson378 ..and WAY too wordy!
TIP: mute the volume, and put it on 1.5 x speed to get through it.
Question with the white board painted and dried before applying decoupage napkin. Do you need to put a coat of mod podge?
I am starting my 1st decoupage project and definitely going to try this method. Thank you for the instruction
I've just started decoupage and was so pleased to find this tutorial. It's massively helpful, thank you!! xx
STILL the coolest and most efficient method so far!!!! [Great Video!]
You can use this same process on large pieces! The trick is in working in sections. My friend and I did an armoire for her daughters wedding present from mum using this technique. We laid it down on it's back to do the front. When that was finished & dry we paid it first on one side then the other to complete the sides. The trick is to work in small sections and piece them together on the project. Like you we added a crackle finish. The end result was spectacular and produced a piece to be treasured for life. It took us 2 full weekends devoted to doing just the decoupaging but so well worth the time. The primary difference was we had to separate the sections we planned to use from the rest of the napkin. We used 3 different pattern napkins. One that was an open vine print, one that had birds and a floral set of napkins that had 4 different large flowers. I've since done a large urn using the same technique as an anniversary gift. The armoire was picked up on the roadside! We'd been searching thrift stores & yard sales for one like it. Great find! The Urn came from a thrift store for $2 us. Ebay is the source for all our napkins. Be a little careful of the really cheap sets from China. They're often so thin whole sections will just dissolve when you get them wet.
Zoe Emiko Great info! Thank you❣️
love to see a photo of that armoire
The BEST wet napkin decoupage tutorial by far! Such a soothing process, thank you ❣️
What a lovely voice you have. Excellent tutorial. I appreciate your " realness" and your concern for the environment. Thank you.
Beautiful. When will you show how you did the crackling effect.
Brilliant! I love that you can see through the plastic and napkin. Thank you!
Of all the different kind of decoupage work I have seen, this is the best method that I have ever seen. A perfect finish. I can't wait to experiment mine now. Thank you.
I am new to decoupage and have had several failed attempts until seeing this method!! OMGoodness, first try worked perfect! The most important thing is when spreading it on the page protector to use a soft brush and light easy strokes. I am so happy! Thank you for sharing your talents with us? 💕
Awww she says, "rinch it out," for "rinse it out." I didn't know anybody but my Texas grandmother said "rinch." Brings back memories. ❤
My mother in law says rinch it out. It’s cute!
I personally would love to see every step start to finish of not only the napkin application, but the coaster preparation and then the crackle finish and framing. The finished compositions look great!
Hi, thank you for your kind words, I didn’t really think about that at the time to be honest so I now uploaded a video about crackle effect I just uploaded a video on it - ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html 😊 and my next one will be about coasters
TheLightofGOD me too!!!
Yes! I would love to see the crackle process!
Just loved it 👍👍
@@IvetaZiedina you are so generous for sharing your skills and knowledge cheers
Lovely tutorial. I was hosting Christmas dinner this year and was so disappointed how my table looked with my very unchrismassy table mats and coasters, I’m definitely going to do this with festive napkins! Thank you for sharing x
No problem, happy to help.
You are brilliant! I messed up three expensive napkins by trying to do as the others did. Then I watched your video, got a cheap napkin and was successful. Yeah, I got a little impatient and messed it up a little bit. Lesson learned. But overall for a first try it was great! You're the champ!
I've never done decopage (sp) or had a desire to do it, but I was fascinated by your video and watched the entire thing. Thanks!
Failed the first time I tried this. But I tried again and had great success! This is now my go-to method. Thank you!
It's so nice and refreshing to see a crafter who cares about waste plastics etc, I am now a subscriber .
Thank you for this and in one comment they said it was their first time decoupaging. stopped doing it because of the wrinkling. Will need to try this method and get back. Peace Love and Harmony.
Loved the tutorial but you made my day when you said wrinch the cloth out. That is the way my mother always said it. Thanks you.
🙈😄🤗❤️
These are awesome. I've decoupaged napkins before, but not using this method. It's a lot of work, but worth it in the end.
I like this technique. It reminds me of how window tinters apply their product to car or building windows. Gonna have to try this method 'cuz I've had some pretty bad decoupage failures in the past and I think this may guide me to success. TFS!
Tried your process with immense success. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Very appreciated
Thank you so much! I've just tried this, and it worked, and I'm a beginner at this, so THANK YOU :)
Perhaps you could do another video on how to finish it off
Came across your video and decided to watch. I Love decopargeing and not good at it. Love your method, will try when get plastic folder
Thanks for sharing
Fascinating and so informative and easy to follow. Would’ve like to see the finishing and when do you apply the crackle glaze???
Hi, there is a tutorial on how to use crackle glaze on my channel and there will be a tutorial on coasters coming next week! ☺️
I tried this technic after I seen your video, with great success. Thank you very much!
I'm about to decoupage a large piece of furniture and am going to try this. Since the glue goes only on top of the napkin, I'm assuming if I screw up that I can immediately take a sponge and wipe it all off and do it again. Also, I guess, because the napkin is wet, that allows the glue to penetrate without having to apply glue to the substrate/surface. Brilliant and thank you for sharing this technique!
I just came across your channel & I'm so glad I did! I always have wrinkles, when applying napkins, but this looks like an easy solution. I can't wait to try it. Tfs. Blessings & Peace
Thank you so much! I really hope that it’ll work just as well for you as it does for me! ❤️
This is now the only way for me to decoupage with tissue paper. Works beautifully. Awesome tip 👍 Thank you 😊
I love this method! I really love using napkins for decoupage so it’s great to have this tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your technique! I subscribed
Wonderful! Thank you for your patience-I seem to have none, but your tutorial makes me think maybe I can have a little patience, maybe I just need to slow down. Lovely little bird by the way. Sweet. Thanks again.
Thank you so much. I’ve never seen this before so it’s a revelation for me. I really really love 💕 how that coaster turned out so stunning and gorgeous.
I have never seen this technique before. Amazing. A little messy but amazing. Think I'll give it a try. Thank you for sharing.
I am going to try this. You explained everything very well! Thank you so very much.
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OMG why have I only just found this now. Holy moly guacamole!! 😲😲 THIS is an absolute game changer in my book. I’ve never been able to do just straight decoupage without any help. When I say help I mean like I’ve done the decoupage with the cling film, iron & fire. And all do work for me so I can’t complain about them. But sometimes I do get problems with each of them. I can’t wait to try this as I’ve got a lot of coasters to do. The only difference is mine are round. But after watching the video the girl did say this technique will also work on curved/round edges. Fingers crossed it works on a round circle 🤞I actually feel excited to do some decoupage now rather than that dreaded feeling in the pit of your stomach because you know something is going to go wrong lol. Happy decoupaging all 😄
Thank you! I put a napkin on the back of a clear plate recently and although imperfection is acceptable I would have liked not having wrinkles in the napkin. Once I put on the Modge Podge, it crackled which gave it a little more texture, but I ended up having to paint over the Modge Podge layer with white paint because the napkin itself was too translucent. Painting it made the napkin image stand out more and I'm ok with the result, but will try this method on some coasters next.
lady that was the best method ive ever seen thank you darling ...
Pretty but you should show using crackling all the way to the end
I agree... Should have shown what you use
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@ Can you show us? Please? 🙏
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I have worked using this tech today n it gives good results but one needs to be patient n can learn more on own along the way
This would be very pretty on some thick candles!😍
I think I get the idea. Thank you for sharing your technique. It was a little difficult to see the bubbles you were talking about because your tablecloth is “busy”. A neutral tablecloth would make it easier for us newbies to see your work. Thank you. You do very nice work.
I was thinking the same, a white plastic cloth would show the napkin easier.
Outstanding! I just tried it ant it was great 👍🏻. You are great to give thatch. Very tutorial. Thank you for your wonderful work.
Oh that’s wonderful I’m so happy to hear that it worked for you too! ☺️🧡🥳
GREAT TUTORIAL! I am going to try this!! Thanks for sharing,,,,
I love your tutorial, especially the motif on the napkin. The blue tit was my favorite bird when I lived in Austria. I have not seen one since I moved to the USA (South Dakota) in 1956. I miss them!
Helga, I live in Sioux Falls, SD. Where do you reside?
Helga Maria Szameit They are lovely! I listen to them everyday, even now in winter. Early in the morning they are the first thing I hear! Sending hugs from Wien!
Dear, you saved me and the Christmas. I tried to make cards on wooden surface, and got so pissed off they never became perfect. Then I found you and now they are perfect. THANK YOU❤️ Also, new subscriber 😊
You can do this way easier by putting some diluted modge podge down the spritz the napkin or whatever you’re using with a water spray bottle, lay it down then apply MP on top gently. You won’t have all the excess water & it’s faster
Yeah but you also get wrinkles that way. And when you try to gently brush them out, risk tearing the napkin.
Thank you the lesson. I have been wanting to do something with butterfly napkins I bought a while back. This method will certainly help.
I love this technique and will try it. Your coasters are awesome! ❤️
Thank you so much! ❤️
Thank you for the wonderful demo. I always thought decoupage was something I just didn't have the skill and patience for--to get just right, that is. This is a real eye-opener. Can't wait to try it!
You make it so easy 🤩 Some day I'll start with this, and when I Will I have your videos to learn from, you always explane so I get it 😊 They are lovely 🥰💖
By a plastic folder do u mean a document protector? I’m a little confused if the plastic is the type where u can a document (napkin) in between or if the plastic u are using is just a sheet of plastic. Did u purchase it from Amazon? R u in the UK? I was wondering the exact product u r using
Thank you for an excellent explanation of how to do it. Very informative.
Thank you. I struggle with wrinkles and tears so this looks great for me
Hopefully it’ll work great for you too! 🥰
I must try this water method. Beautiful coasters! Thank you
The plastic folder is called a sheet protector!
AKA - plastic folder.
Where do you get blank coasters from?
@@colleenrochellefarlow4285 you may be able to get them from Pat Catan stores. If not there I would try Joanne Fabrics stores. You can also get them off eBay as plywood blanks or etsy. Best of luck finding them.
Your system with applying decopage is amazing, I have done a lot of decopage in the past but now I will try your method. Thañk you so much for sharing.😄
I wish you would have shown how to finish it off, I love the results but again I wish I could have seen finishing of it ☹️
Hi, yeah, I didn’t really think about it at the time, I just uploaded a video on the crackle effect - ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html 😊 and my next one is going to be on how to make coasters, start to finish ☺️
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Excellent,now I understand where I was going wrong.Thankyou.
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Would have liked to see how you did the crackle part that was the reason I watched the video
same here
Please see this video ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html
Thank you! I tried this and it worked perfectly with no wrinkles. Thank you so much
Oh I’m so glad! 🤗❤️🙌🥳
where did you get the blank coasters at? if you made them how and out of what thanks very much
Decoupage napkins are about $1 EACH! :/
Melisse Clark I think your question was where does she get her COASTERS?
I get my blanks off eBay or Etsy ☺️just search for mdf or plywood coaster blanks
I will try that method of mod podging napkins....I love it! So beautiful! As always thank you for sharing! Stay safe, healthy and positive! GOD bless you and your family! 🙏❤🇺🇸
All you had to do was to put the dry napkin on top over the gesso (pronounced Jesso) while it was still just a little tacky, make sure it's smooth, then when fully dry, slowly brush on matte gel medium or thinned matte ModPodge.
No es lo mismo, no salen tan bien.
This is great. Thanks for sharing. I’m new to this, retired and lots of time on my hands and really need fun stuff to try and learn something new.
I like this very much, clingfilm is not my friend 😁 Thank you
I'm going to try this method. First time decoupage. Thank you for the detailed tutorial.
You're welcome, I hope it will work just as well for you! :)
how did you get the line effect in the finished product...
Please see this video where I explain how I got that crackled effect - ua-cam.com/video/0u62GSAJDhs/v-deo.html
Explain the coaster prep more please! Love these little birds! And the crackle? Ooopsie! I found it!
Thank you for sharing this technique.
I just found your channel and absolutely love what I’ve learned in just two videos. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the tutorial. I’m new to decoupage and the projects I’m wanting to do are a bit larger. My first attempt was a disaster . I’m going to try it this way! I’ll take your advice and do some small things first. Have a lovely day!
Thank you, you have a lovely day too and I hope that your projects will come out great! :)
Thank you, this has improved the quality of my work. I did find that instead of using the cloth to dab off the excess water I used a "Fan Brush" it worked great. I'm a bit heavy handed ;-)
That’s amazing! I’m so happy that you found a way to work around it, that’s what it’s all about! We all learn from each other but we all also have to adapt that knowledge to fit us best! ☺️
A very different slant on applying napkins definitely going to try this method. Thank you for sharing ...
I hope it works just as well for you! :)
I’m a new journal maker. I will try this on envelopes .... 🤞 thank you from South Africa 🇿🇦
Very nice- I will try but I doubt if I can do this as good as you did.....takes practice, I’m sure... mod podge can be difficult but watching this adorable video made my day - thank you- margy - 🌺
Thank you for this tutorial! I've just tried using Mod Podge to attach the napkins to the ceramic tile and it was a wrinkled mess. I also didn't know you needed to separate the layers of the napkins. Can't wait to try this.
What if you want it to wrap over
@@lesliekornegay4563 I leave about a 1/4" extra napkin on all sides and then use the mod podge to coat the sides and wrap it under. The corners take a little finessing.
If your using a circle- how to you get the creases out of edges of circle?
@@lesliekornegay4563 I have recently applied a napkin to a CD and it was easier with the single ply napkin. Trim the napkin to the 1/4 inch and keep adding mod podge to get it smooth. Hope that helps!
What a brilliant method! Thankyou for sharing this.
You are a very good instructor! Thank you for the lesson.
Flawless application on my first try, thanks to you! Thanks for sharing!
100% recommended! Tried this 2 times already, brilliant! Thanks!
Great process and I am impressed with how it turned out. I was surprised when you added the mod podge to the wet napkin. I am planning on making coaster sets for my coworkers. Thank you for sharing your technique.
i love this how precious and cute is this well done !!!
Very beautiful love the method of applying the napkin.
I really like this method. I’ve only done one project and I need more practice, for sure! Thanks so much for the tips!
Oh that’s wonderful! I’m sure you’ll get there in no time! ☺️
All I can say is WOW!!!!! Thank you for a great tutorial.
Very lovely explanation......God Bless
Thank you so much for your tutorial. You explained everything very clearly. I found it very useful and thus far the best and easiest way to decoupage. GOD Bless
What a marvelous way to avoid those imperfections with napkins! Thank you so much!
I love your technique. I trying others techniques like applying the glue on the wood first them napkins then glue on top. Unfortunately lots of bubbles. Thanks for the tutorial. I will definitely try your way. ❤️❤️
Your tutorials are so helpful. I will be doing some coasters for the holidays. Thank you so much Iveta.Have a safe and blessed day.
Thank you so much for the helpful tutorial! You are an excellent teacher.
Such a fun idea. I would have never guessed.
Finally, a perfect application with the file folder cellophane! Very helpful.
THANK YOU I LEARNED A NEW TECHNIQUE AND CANT WAIT TO TRY IT.
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The coasters are fantastic ❤️
Oh! I know some techniques to apply napkins, but this is new for me! Thanks for sharing it!
Pretty coasters. Was wondering how u got the cracked look, I like that. Looks authentic.
I have never done dercopage but I hope to try it in the future and this was helpful information. Thanks .