French Country Decorating Makeovers - Decoupage, IOD Stamps, Air Dry Clay, IOD Molds

Описание: Unique makeovers from common finds at thrift stores. In this video I'm using old decor that I found at Goodwill to create beautiful French Country decor that would look great in anyone's home. These versatile pieces are neutral and appealing for most decorating styles. I'll take you step by step through the makeover process as I transform these ordinary items into usable cute and high end style pieces. The decoupage paper I'm using is highlighted with gold embossing woven into the rice paper and it's accented with dainty shabby roses and leaves. The stamps used are a combination of roses, scripting, and country sheep. A few items have IOD stamps and antiquing glaze. I'll show you how to add these touches plus you'll receive 10% off on a some of these products by using my affiliate link below. Please provide feedback in the comments and let me know if you found my channel from one of the Facebook groups. Thank you for watching today! Please remember to give my video a thumbs up and please subscribe so you don't miss future videos!

Supplies used:

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Chalk-style paint colors used: Farmhouse Linen, Buttercream, French Rose
Pale Gold Metallic Paint
Weathered Wood Antiquing Glaze
Extreme Guard Flat Topcoat
Rice paper: Pink roses with stripes (gilded) #1014, royal bee with pink roses (gilded) #1048, gold text (gilded) #1087.
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IOD Products Used:
Stamps: La Campagne, Toile Roses
Moulds: Village Market, Laurel
Black Ink and Stamp Pad
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Music is from Epidemic Sound.