Decoupage vases with their own hands: decoupage of glass vases, pictures and flowers

February 14, 2018 handmadebase

Decoupage technique is one of the mostpopular in the field of handicrafts due to its set of excellent possibilities. First of all, the main advantage of decoupage is the fact that you can decorate absolutely any surface with the help of applique or special cards for decoupage. Decoupage of a glass vase with flowersThe work will require certain skillstools, thanks to which, work with the technique will be easier and possible to implement. So, in order to implement a beautiful decoupage vase, it is necessary to have a certain "arsenal of tools" for work:

Materials

Vase (glass)
Drawing of a rose (napkin)
Decoupage glue (PVA glue)
Paint (acrylic, white)
Varnish (acrylic)
Threads
Sponge foam
Toothpick
scissors
water

Priming and pattern processing

Using a sponge we need to applyprimer on our vase. This should be done so that the top layer of paint is more saturated in those places where your drawing will most likely be located. This is necessary so that the graphic element of the vase stands out properly and does not get lost on a transparent (semi-transparent) background. Then, several such layers should be applied. Wait until the paint dries. It is advisable to spend 2-3 hours. Next, you need to cut out the rose motif and then separate and cut them so that the flower has its own horizon.

We glue the product

Once the blanks are ready, they need to beglue it to our product using PVA glue. The motif does not have to lie flat on the rim of our product. To do this, you need to make special notches before we glue our product. Using this element, the motif will definitely lie flat.

Patterns for a glass vase

Next, using threads, we create patterns.It is necessary to cut a thread of 10-20 centimeters. Next, it is necessary to wet the thread with water, holding one end of the thread in your finger. Next, after this, dip it in glue and remove excess glue with a brush. Next, lay out our curls, so that after this we help the thread, forming it. Using a toothpick, we align those elements that we do not like. Thus, we continue laying the threads until we fill the entire area of the vase. It is necessary to let the curls dry in order to continue working further.

Finishing work

After this action, we wait for ours to dry.patterns. Add more beautiful patterns using beads or dots. After that, the vase must be covered with acrylic varnish in two layers and then wait until it dries. The first layer dries for 2-3 hours, the second - a day. The vase is ready!

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