You can use almost any paper or light fabric material to cover your surface. Wrapping or origami papers are great because they’re decorative and a good weight. Other types of material for decoupage include: Wallpaper.
Moreover, can I decoupage on wood?
Almost any surface can be used to create a decoupage project. Suitable surfaces include wood, papier mache, terra cotta, tin, cardboard and glass. Only SOME plastics are okay for decoupage – I recommend testing a small area before completing your entire project to make sure that the Mod Podge will adhere.
Secondly, can you decoupage fabric on wood?
Yes, you can decoupage on raw wood. You can also Mod Podge fabric to wood that is already painted. Having said that, here’s the issue: if you decoupage cotton fabric that is light on a surface that is dark underneath, you WILL see the paint through the fabric.
How do you decoupage a wood table?
How do you decoupage paper on wood?
Gently lay the paper down on the wet surface. Use plastic wrap to press the paper onto the wood and prevent the Mod Podge from sticking to your hands. Apply additional coats of Mod Podge on top of the paper to seal, waiting 15-20 minutes between coats. For a more protective topcoat, apply a clear spray acrylic sealer.
How do you seal decoupage on furniture?
Simply glue your paper to the surface and then add either Decoupage glue or Mod Podge on top of it, as you would normally do to make Decoupage. After everything is dry simply add a Sealer to your decoupage to make it Waterproof. I usually use Gloss Varnish to make Decoupage Waterproof.