![]() ![]() Then you can write whatever you wish on them. I added a chalkboard label to the front of the crate.ĭon’t forget that on new chalkboard surfaces you need to “cure” them by rubbing them all over with chalk then wiping it off. Once the decoupage is dry, reinstall the hardware. ![]() Use a paper piercer or some other sharp instrument to poke holes in the paper to mark their positions.īecause the crate gives the entire project a rustic feel, I inked the paper with distress ink to match accordingly.Īpply a layer of decoupage on top of the paper once the ink is dry. Any excess decoupage that happens to seep out from under the paper will dry clear.Īfter adding the paper, realign the hardware to find the holes for the screws. ![]() Press firmly for good adhesion and smooth to remove any bubbles. What drew me to it was that it was already stained and the extra hardware it contained.īefore we decoupage the crate we need to remove all of the hardware.Ĭut the scrapbook paper according to the slats and size of the crate.Īpply decoupage to the crate with sponge brush, applying one sheet of paper at a time. This one is from a local home decor store. You can find inexpensive crates just about anywhere these days. I have LOTS of big plans to use more of these supplies, but they’ll have to wait until after the holidays.įrom the Home+Made collection you will need the following for this project: It is full of fun bright colors and a lot of gold accents. I recently had an opportunity to play with the new The Hand+Made collection from Jen Hadfield and Pebbles Inc. Like this decoupaged crate! Which now happens to be organizing a big stash of my own scrapbook paper collection. It’s also an easy way to give just about anything a fun and colorful makeover. The point I’m trying to make: Scrapbook paper is not just for scrapbooking. You can do just about anything with it! Except wear it… maybe. One of the reasons I love scrapbook paper so very much is that it is so versatile. I don’t have a lot of time for that hobby anymore, but don’t tell my growing scrapbook paper collection that! I am completely addicted to those 12×12 sheets. You may or may not be aware, but I am a former scrapbooker. Dress up a boring wooden crate with pretty patterned scrapbook paper to make this DIY decoupaged crate! It’s such a great way to organize your home. ![]()
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