Decoupage snowflakes for Christmas tree
The New Year is coming soon and we want to create some kind of toy or decoration for our New Year's guest - a Christmas tree with our own hands. Technological toys look very good decoupage.
Let's consider a detailed master class with a step-by-step description of the entire process.
Materials and tools that we will need:
• Finished and processed plywood snowflake blank;
• New Year's napkin for decoupage;
• PVA glue;
• Acrylic glossy varnish;
• Gold acrylic paint;
• White acrylic paint;
• Decoupage brush and artificial paint brush;
• Dry and liquid glitter;
• Foam sponge;
• Two small bowls.
Pour white paint, take a kitchen sponge, dip it in the paint and paint the surface of the snowflake on one side.
Let the snowflake dry for about an hour. Then we apply a second layer of white paint and leave it for an hour and a half.
While one side of the snowflake is drying, prepare a napkin. We unfold it, carefully tear off the drawings we need.
Remove the top layer from both parts. Drawings for decoration are ready.
Now we paint the back side of the snowflake with two layers of paint with a drying interval. The snowflake is dry, you can start decorating. Place the image on one side. In a second container, dilute PVA glue and water in equal proportions and mix well.
Take a decoupage brush, dip the brush in glue and, starting from the middle, glue the napkin onto the snowflake. Carefully tear off the edges and brush well along the edges of the toy with a brush. Leave the snowflake to dry for two hours.
We turn the snowflake over and now decorate the other side.
We also seal the edges and coat the ribs, and also leave for two hours. When the snowflake is completely covered, cover it with a layer of acrylic varnish, let it dry, and apply another layer of varnish. So about 3-4 layers of varnish on both sides. And we paint the ribs with gold acrylic paint using a thin artificial brush.
When the very last layer of varnish has not yet dried, sprinkle with dry glitter, and when the surface is completely dry, apply dots with liquid glitter.
The Christmas tree toy is ready! Thanks everyone and good luck in your creativity!
Let's consider a detailed master class with a step-by-step description of the entire process.
Materials and tools that we will need:
• Finished and processed plywood snowflake blank;
• New Year's napkin for decoupage;
• PVA glue;
• Acrylic glossy varnish;
• Gold acrylic paint;
• White acrylic paint;
• Decoupage brush and artificial paint brush;
• Dry and liquid glitter;
• Foam sponge;
• Two small bowls.
Pour white paint, take a kitchen sponge, dip it in the paint and paint the surface of the snowflake on one side.
Let the snowflake dry for about an hour. Then we apply a second layer of white paint and leave it for an hour and a half.
While one side of the snowflake is drying, prepare a napkin. We unfold it, carefully tear off the drawings we need.
Remove the top layer from both parts. Drawings for decoration are ready.
Now we paint the back side of the snowflake with two layers of paint with a drying interval. The snowflake is dry, you can start decorating. Place the image on one side. In a second container, dilute PVA glue and water in equal proportions and mix well.
Take a decoupage brush, dip the brush in glue and, starting from the middle, glue the napkin onto the snowflake. Carefully tear off the edges and brush well along the edges of the toy with a brush. Leave the snowflake to dry for two hours.
We turn the snowflake over and now decorate the other side.
We also seal the edges and coat the ribs, and also leave for two hours. When the snowflake is completely covered, cover it with a layer of acrylic varnish, let it dry, and apply another layer of varnish. So about 3-4 layers of varnish on both sides. And we paint the ribs with gold acrylic paint using a thin artificial brush.
When the very last layer of varnish has not yet dried, sprinkle with dry glitter, and when the surface is completely dry, apply dots with liquid glitter.
The Christmas tree toy is ready! Thanks everyone and good luck in your creativity!
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