LACQUER-ADHESIVE for decoupage

Preparation steps

• HERE ABOUT LACQUER ADHESIVES, here you go and if you are interested, choose the c + variant that you like *. These are the ones I know and there are certainly more, but you can find out the best in the store where they sell material.
• _A_ CRACKLE SOTTILE is a two-component cracking varnish with the effect of gentle cracks and looks like this, this is an example of a picture of a board with sunflowers schabby chic, but with this sottile crackle, here are the latest pictures with delicate cracks. violets in the corner and I wanted to put a mirror but at the last minute it occurred to us + mind to put an angel here is a picture frame with an angel and a detail of the same up close to see these delicate cracks Here is the procedure how to work with this varnish
• Apply paint and decoupage paper or napkin (separate 3-layer part is best plucked) On a dry surface apply 1 phase (step1) of this varnish and leave to dry for 30 minutes no longer.
• Abundantly apply 2 phases of varnish (step no.2) cracking varnish with a dry flat brush and after drying or naturally (or with a hair dryer if you are impatient and in a hurry) cracks appear..which are poorly visible in relation to eg crackle medium ..
• To emphasize the cracks, rub oil paint or porporin powder into them (there is also a pigment of brown oil paint antique metal gold for the edges of the angels' paintings) ...
• After drying, the varnish is almost completely matte, so if you want you can apply it with a glossy varnish for greater shine.
• Oil paint "Patinol" (apply it to the base with a brush or sponge). Let it dry for a few minutes and then we can wipe with a cloth to get the samples we want, ie cracks. Patina gives a touch of the past that we like to see on precious objects ..., it gives persuasiveness, for example, a picture frame in schabby chic style, and adds a couple of years to a box decorated with cracking varnish and a bit of persuasiveness to the object, the gilded icon we made. Apply the paint with a brush or sponge, then shade with a cloth by rubbing. It can also be applied with a paper towel. We dry in the air, if we want to varnish (it is not obligatory) then we have to wait another 10 days. It is also added to items decorated with cracking varnish as an additional effect of aging. we mix patina and oil on a saucer and apply a cloth to the object we want to patinate with a cloth ... ie give it an old-fashioned touch.
• Here you can see the beautifully delicate cracks on the jar
• _B_ CRACKLE MEDIUM is a two-component varnish and this cracking varnish has the effect of intense cracks, softer cracks, they can be smaller and larger, this way according to this anti-recipe
• Apply the paint and put a napkin, ie a sample of decoupage paper or whatever you want, but gently with a napkin on a dry surface and apply the 1st phase (step1) of this varnish
• Before the 1st phase (step1) is completely dry (white traces are still visible but the paint is dry to the touch), apply the 2nd phase (step2) abundantly with a dry and flat brush. After drying, cracks will appear. IMPORTANT in phase 2 if PRAYER (step2) THICKER THE BIGGER THE CRACKS see the picture with bigger cracks and this is the picture of angels and my first work with smaller cracks
• To accentuate the cracks, rub oil paint or Porporia powder with a sponge (beware the powder is poisonous). After drying, the varnish is shiny, so you don't have to coat it with varnish… It is important that the second spread is thicker, so the cracks are wider. Here are a couple of works of a wooden jewelry box. box with a rose here is another picture this is a picture of crackle midium There are more works in the anti-recipe.
• _C_ CRACKLE CLASIC it is a two-component varnish and it looks like this and it is for cracking and gives the effect of intense cracking cracks for the effect of stronger cracks * Here is the anti-recipe about the same And now if you want as an elephant box then here's the procedure:
• Apply a layer of acrylic paint to be a darker color (brown wire red gold)
• After 10-15 minutes when it is not completely dry, it is to the touch, but in thicker layers it is not yet applied 1 phase (step1) of this varnish.
• When the 1st phase (step1) is completely dry (30min), apply a second coat of paint, it must be lighter acrylic
• When the second coat of paint is dry (after 30 min) apply phase 2 (step2) with a dry and flat brush. In about an hour and even before the paint starts to crack and below it you will see the bottom color. Even after about 10 minutes, you can see the cracking. * The thicker the layer of the 2nd phase the crack will be wider *.
• After drying, you can and do not have to apply a layer of glossy or matte varnish on the object is not necessary. Cracks, ie cracking, also depend on the strokes of the brush (or a sponge that can be used with a dry flat brush) and on the application of a thinner or thicker layer. I always go in the same direction with the brush.
• You can put a little Glue varnish with this if you stick the sample with a napkin carefully, or you can just soak the sample from plain wrapping paper in water and wipe to soften it .. stick the pattern by elephant and cross it with light glue and then when it dries completely you can (gold silver white work out contours). ADHESIVE IS ACTUALLY AND VARNISH ::: here with this varnish the following is seen see pictures box with angels made and decorative wine box decorated with salt shaker, box where I just decorated the lid with cracking varnish or with this two-component varnish box with violets
• _F_ POTCH MAT glue and varnish for Decorative shoe boxes I later bought these glues because they are finer and have 3 types: * art potch mat - no gloss; art potch glossy - high gloss; and for Christmas * very convenient for sequin balls * art potch glimmer - with sequins here, for example, Christmas balls with angels, then an Advent wreath, then beautiful pine balls with holly as well as decorative particles for pine Here is the Antirecept for decorative egg boxes, Christmas balls
• _G_ THIS IS THE CHEAPEST VARIANT FOR LAMINATION OF FLOUR AND EGGS: Take 1 tablespoon of smooth flour and 2 tablespoons of water and mix, ie stir and cook, for example, as semolina pudding and when you get a mixture like pudding when it is ready in a semi-liquid state for pouring dishes . The glue is ready but only for use for 1-2 days and not as a wood fix. This is great for * fixing or laminating a fine-tuned napkin. Here is ANTIRECEPT for decorating styrofoam eggs with napkins and plain wrapping paper, items 4 and 5 for EASTER, there is also this most beautiful egg with flowers for me, here are a few pictures of a decorative egg with iris and violets as well as this egg in a jar and here is a group of decorative eggs for Easter
• _H_ and EGGPLANT in the service of glue, for example, with Easter eggs, here are pictures for the past Easter.
• IMPORTANT BRUSHES If the sample is from a napkin be sure to use a brush with yellow bristles and go in the direction from the middle to the end ..so you will not damage the napkin because it is sensitive. After use, the brushes are washed immediately in cold water or placed in a bowl with water. ADDITIONAL MATERIALS: this is what ACRYLIC PAINTS AND GILTERS look like and porporia powder below a small bottle EXAMPLE is the basis for clear glass is better received.
• * Work on glass see JARS here decorating jar anti-prescription glass tray FROST DESIGN FOR GLASS WITH FROZEN GLASS EFFECT: It is acrylic in color and gives the effect of frosted glass. It is applied with a sponge over the template, on a cleaned surface. We can apply it to glass-ceramic ceramics. Let it dry for 24 hours, after which it can be fixed in the oven (160 ° C for up to 30 minutes). The paint is resistant to hand washing. Wash utensils in cold water after use.
• Otherwise, it has an excellent anti-recipe for GLASS GLASSES, vases, etc. from snowgirl-bih, see Anti-recipe for painting glasses and other sticks HERE There is also an excellent anti-recipe technique from brankas , but in the absence of material I painted with this technique according to the anti-recipe and there is also an anti-recipe in 5 steps for schabby-chic
• The 3D effect on the bottles has extensively on the forum here post # 68
• Print photos on wood, frame on wooden plywood..so I made gifts for birthday snowgirl see pictures under step 17 of her children and here in step 29 we make normal decoupage and on the base we soak wood fix and smear and lay on the wooden base of the frame or plywood lightly printed photo and gently straighten with your fingers or with a spatula-spatula, you can also use a sponge ... leave it overnight and dry ... We have a great original gift with photos of dear people