Decoupage Ideas

In this article, I am going to explain how an embossing roller works. Or in other word how it can transfer its design to another surface! It basically depends on the material that object good is made, in case of solid materials like steel or glass, firstly those goods should become hot and soft enough to be form-able, then with the pressure of embossing roller it can create its design to the objects surface. For avoiding the emboss roller become hot, usually a coolant water is circulating...Read Full Story

The Nickel Embossing Roller makes up the deficiencies of the traditional embossing steel apparatus in the aspect of the embossing effect, which is the masterpiece of the Korean technical engineers after years research. In comparison with the embossing the steel embossing tools, the embossed by the Nickel Embossing Roller are more fine, clear and natural as well as exquisite pores.  The advantages of the Nickel Embossing Roller:  The nickel embossing roller is use of the traditional steel...Read Full Story

Browsing through the library the other day in the art section, I came across a few awesome step by step craft books.  One such book, is “Absolute Beginner’s Decoupage- The Simple Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Beautiful Decoupage By Alison Jenkins.         If you’re new to decoupage or looking to advance your basic skills, “Decoupage” By Allison Jenkins, provides a thorough look at the steps and technical procedures in creating lovely decoupage works. My favorite project is the Elegant Waste...Read Full Story

The embossing roller is wildly used in many different materials to make the embossed effects. Making plastic(PVC, ABS, PP, PE, PT, PC etc.), metal, leather, leatheroid, paper, glass, textile, film, hard board, ground tile, napkin, wallpaper, tissue paper, wrapping paper and packing belt more attractive. The rollers also have the characteristc to advance the anti counterfeiting of products.Read Full Story

At the moment we are very hectic with our fish decoupage items.We have a piece featured in BBC HOMES & ANTIQUES magazine this month (October).Sometimes the items are going out as soon as the varnish is dry.All the pieces of furniture are vintage, mostly 19th century.We prepare and paint them in some gorgeous colours and then decoupage them.The fish design seems the most popular but we do a varied selection using Victorian copyright images.Check out this link to see the vast array of images we...Read Full Story