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Personaliza infinidad de objetos decorativos con Décopatch

Personalize countless decorative objects with Décopatch

Do you know the decoupage craft technique? And the Décopatch brand? Below we give you all the information about it. The word découpage has its origin in the French term découper, which means to cut or punch. In ancient China they used this technique to decorate paper lanterns. In the seventeenth century in countries like Italy, this technique was known as "poor Venetian art" because it was used to replace painting on all kinds of objects and furniture. It lived its maximum splendor in England in the Victorian era, where small figures were cut to decorate household objects: Furniture and jewelery boxes were adorned with religious, floral and star or bird motifs. Currently, this craft technique is based on cutting and gluing small types of printed paper or fabrics on supports such as wood, cardboard or candles, among many others. The main objective of the découpage technique is to achieve a finish that is as similar as possible to decorative painting and that is why the use of printed paper is complemented with paints and several layers of varnish.

The best of this technique is called Décopatch

No prior knowledge is required, just creativity and a desire to have fun decorating! Within the decoupage decorative universe, the top reference brand for its quality and variety is Décopatch. With the incredibly strong and thin sheets of Décopatch paper, a little glue and a brush, you can let your imagination run wild and renew those household items that are out of style or have been damaged. Not only that, Décopatch has created a multitude of papier-mâché supports ready to buy and decorate with the paper cutouts that you like the most. Above all, you will love the ease of the technique and the high quality of the Décopatch materials.

Need a bit of inspiration?

Below we leave you a tutorial image with the step-by-step explanation to decorate a fun papier-mâché support of the figure of a giraffe with cutouts, varnish and brush. Découpage technique - Artisan Center On our official YouTube channel you will find videos with ideas that will inspire you to decorate with the découpage technique and Décopatch materials. At this point in the article you may be wondering what materials to use. At Centro Artesano we have all the necessary Décopatch materials to start decorating with this wonderful technique.

The range of Décopatch materials

PAPER You can find a wide variety of paper in loose format sheets and in pads. There are for all tastes, with various patterns or plain. They are very easy to apply thanks to their fineness and resistance. PAPER MACHE SUPPORTS Paper mache supports - Centro Artesano Discover in our paper mache section all our animal figures, trays, boxes, vases, frames to decorate with Décopatch paper cutouts. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qzCMpK9MvU[/embed] TOOLS - Varnish glue : It is used especially for papier-mâché figures and Decopatch papers, but it can be used on any surface. Décopatch Varnish - Artisan Center - Brushes : In the image we show you in the central part a kit of three synthetic hair brushes and different sizes designed to be used on many surfaces and Décopatch papier-mâché figures. On the right is a special pink bristle brush indicated for decoupage work. The nylon brush nº30 , on the left of the photograph, is designed to facilitate the application and stretching of the paper thanks to its short and thick hair. Décopatch Brushes - Artisan Center Find in the wide catalog of Centro Artesano all the material you need to make your designs and crafts look incredible, always with the highest quality and at the best price. After our tour of the decoupage technique and its Décopatch reference brand, we hope that your imagination has been fired and you are already looking around the house for what object to start with. At Centro Artesano we offer you all the paper, supports and tools you will need to create any design you can think of. Don't wait any longer and visit our online store at www.centroartesano.es or our craft store in Madrid. Go ahead and show us your fantastic designs on our social networks!
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