What is Jrv paper?

What is Jrv paper?

By Zeb and Jami Ray, JRV decoupage papers are uniquely designed, generously sized ( 20” x 30”) and durably crafted off 18 lb. paper. Use to embellish furniture and decor projects, whole or cut apart to layer with other mediums.

What is hand decoupage?

At its most basic, decoupage projects involve creating paper cutouts, gluing them to a surface, and then applying varnish to create a hand-painted or stenciled look.

What is the best paper to use for decoupage?

Cardstock comes in many designs and colors making it a great option for mod podge. A heavier cardstock can be a good option for 3D decoupage. Because it is a heavier option, it will look thicker on your project. Decoupage will work perfectly for adhering your own photos to a project.

What is the best material to use for decoupage?

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.

What’s the best glue for decoupage?

Découpage glue – specifically for this craft and available from craft shops. PVA glue – all round glue which dries clear and sticks paper, card, fabric, wood and metal. Spray glue (permanent type) – quick, easy and dries clear.

What’s the difference between decoupage paper and normal paper?

In case of decoupage paper, the whole sheet is glued on to the surface. While in case of decoupage tissue, it can be torn in parts and glued. The tissue is meant to induce intentional wrinkles. The way it clings to any surface, gives a certain look of originality to the whole work.