Hello Friends!
Sharing another decoupage project today, a wine bottle holder. This was a result of some experimentation & I call it the double decoupage technique. I had a beautiful pattern paper with wine bottles in my stash & also a tissue napkin with bottle. Selecting either one was difficult & finally I used both in the project! A happy me!
To begin I primed the base with gesso followed by a generous coat of acrylic paint & let dry.
I adhered the pattern paper to the front of the holder using mod podge. The wine bottle & glass motif on the tissue were carefully cut & glued over the pattern paper (which sort of formed the background now). Take a closer look at the image below & you will see both the images!
Another reason why this is a double technique is the two types of crackle textures - the finer one was attained with a crackle medium & the larger bold are by stamping. Some more works with crackle texture can be seen in this laptop table here, a tray here & a chopping board here.
Had a lot of fun experimenting here! Would love to know your thoughts!
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Altered Eclectics - 31.7
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This is so different & unique. Love your double decoupage technique. The end result is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the holder itself and your double decoupage is like cherry on the top!
ReplyDeleteSo innovative and pretty!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuchi xx
WOW Tanvi a pure masterpiece!!
ReplyDeleteWow what a wonderful idea and so vintage looking love it.Thank you for sharing with us over at Rhedd's Creative Spirit this month and hope to see you again in future challenges.
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Oh this is gorgeous! So unique, and would look just gorgeous on any table! Thank you for entering your project at Rhedd’s Creative Spirit. Sammy-x
ReplyDeleteJust popping back in to add: Thank you for sharing with us at Altered Eclectics this month. Sammy-x
ReplyDeleteA unique piece and well crafted by you Tanvi. Thanks for sharing this with us at Rhedd's Creative Spirit this month, Good Luck. Rupa, DT.
ReplyDeleteLovely creation and thank you for playing along with Things to Alter
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