How to decoupage a glass plate

[@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell]

Thanks for a great tutorial, the plate is beautiful and I appreciate the little giggle during your 'hand drying' the dish. You corrected yourself without missing a beat. Love your tutorials patioelf, you are a natural video instructor.

[@Sandisskful]

Have my paper, my clear glass plate, modpodge and some free time. Today is the day for my first patioelf project. Thanks for the inspiration! Anaheim Sue

[@patioelf]

That's exciting Sue! Have fun, I find it to be addictive. Once you make something you like, you start looking all over your place to see what else you can recreate. Patti *thanks for taking the time to tell me that too!

[@sharongiles4602]

very clear and easy to follow instructions. Thank you. Love the use of paper towel for background.

[@katiekaos629]

The back has such a great look too. almost a wood grain look/texture :) Love it!

[@patioelf]

Katie Kaos Thank you Katie, I do like that if someone can see it from the back it also looks interesting. :) Patti

[@Fem4l]

I love this! If I can pull this off as nicely as you, I'd be in heaven. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@patioelf]

My pleasure Victoria, I'm sure you'll do just fine... Have fun! and thank you... Patti

[@bluediamond932]

Beautiful!!! A friend of mine from church would love this. So thinking about making one for her.

[@truthsetsufree]

I would have never thought of wrapping paper, great idea! Thanks for the video

[@patioelf]

My pleasure! Thank you for stopping by.. Patti

[@debjean9303]

Love what you did. I will try this WITHOUT the paper towel. The paper towel looked dirty after you sprayed it. It was prettier before the paper towel.

[@peggylee6679]

Love the use of heavy paper towel .. pretty.

[@deloresdixongibbons4747]

Beautiful Job. I Love It And Will Be Trying This Out Very Soon. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS WITH US.♥♥♥

[@galexxx2437]

Another great tutorial!! I always feel greatly inspired after viewing your very well presented videos. Thank you so much

[@patioelf]

Thank you Gale! I always hope to inspire! Patti

[@Lilian2391]

Beautiful, really love your work & so many ideas you create !

[@patioelf]

+Lilian Marroquin Thank you Lillian! Patti

[@janicebaksh8706]

beautiful, absolutely awesome thank you for another master piece.

[@patioelf]

janice Baksh aww, thank you Janice! Patti

[@crystalsinclair8935]

very beautiful .love it 👍🌺

[@jenniferpeters5610]

Yet another fabulous tutorial Patti you never fail to amaze me ,The plate looks so vintage i love it .I have been painting to-day but the weather has been poor and i retired to the cottage where i have been working on a birdcage that i have attached to a wrought iron planter i have nearly finished it so will send you a picture hugs xx

[@patioelf]

Jennifer, you are so incredibly talented! Thank you for saying this. I have looked at your pictures and they are beautiful. Please keep on sending those pictures! It actually rained here tonight too! (we needed it) here's to a dryer day tomorrow! Patti

[@lindafordham2964]

That plate looks GREAT! TFS!

[@patioelf]

Thank you Linda! You are welcome! Patti

[@lindahess8383]

Beautiful, and another great video that I want to try.

[@patioelf]

+Linda Hess thank you Linda, feel free to contact me if you have any questions. With the holiday season coming up, I'm getting in the mood to make another plate myself. :) Patti

[@damarisperez3157]

GORGEOUS.... CONGRATULATIONS, THANK SO MUCH

[@patioelf]

:-)

[@bonitaharrison1037]

I love it. Darien watch out!

[@PaganVoodooGypsy]

That's bloody gorgeous!

[@francesclark9055]

the decoupageing is beautiful, thank you.

[@pastda3]

Beautiful plate and great tutorial. Thank you. :)

[@stephmac231]

Great project, lovely work !!

[@patioelf]

Thank you Stephanie! Patti

[@creativeaify]

Hi Patti, the plate is stunning, I love it. I decided to try to upcycle a tissue box. My husband and my adult children thought it was really good. Would never be able to do it without the teaching found in all your videos. You are an excellent teacher and I really appreciate it. Tried to email you about the birds but wasn't able to. the Quaker will ask you, "Do you have chicken legs on a turkey bird?'" LOL ;o)

[@patioelf]

aww, thank you so much Iris. Which birds were you emailing me about? :) Patti

[@creativeaify]

Well I have a Cockatoo, a Cockatiel a Senegal, and a Quaker. All of have talk a little and the Quaker sings. He sings old MacDonald. He will give kisses and then say, "What good birdie. gives good kisses". I really haven't a clue as to how you do a pm so that I'm not posting this on your channel. Love the videos. Thank you. ;o)

[@patioelf]

aww, aren't you sweet taking care of all of those babies? They sound adorable Iris! (thank you!) Patti

[@judystites634]

Love your video. Going to try this. Thank you.

[@shek9]

Exactly what I've been looking for :) Great job!

[@nancyevans1278]

Beautiful!

[@emmyin]

thnks!! u r an excellent teacher!!

[@patioelf]

emmyin aww, thanks Emmy! Patti

[@dawnruhl8405]

Wish you had this video out when I was figuring out how to do this myself, years ago! You got me getting my hands into things I never thought I could make or do. Thanks Patti!

[@patioelf]

Anytime Dawn! It's a really fun and useful hobby! Patti

[@magentaangel5531]

Absolutely lovely...

[@FromRVtoCrafts]

Beautiful plate. You make it look a lot easier then it is. I started my light switch plates in my kitchen. On one of them I was like why isn't this sticking then I realized the second layer of tissue paper was still on, duh. Practice makes perfect, right.

[@patioelf]

+Irma Brooks Exactly Irma! But I will say that with Decoupage it is much easier to learn than with a lot of other crafts. Once you do it a few times you learn some things on your own that make you say, "Oh, NOW I get it! " You'll be fine in no time. :) Patti

[@patioelf]

you can look up Martha Stewarts Decoupage products for information on using and washing the plates.

[@christinemarie6084]

VERY CREATIFITY AND GORGEOUS SALUT

[@deborahtallent330]

Love it!

[@viancarodriguez8405]

Preciousness. Congratulations!

[@patioelf]

Thank you! Patti

[@ginavillaronga]

Great job Patti! Love it

[@patioelf]

Aww, thanks for taking the time to compliment Gina! Patti

[@ginavillaronga]

Of course! I just bought new white shoes for a dollar the other day, I am going to be doing the sneakers with music notes on them ( or something else similar lol)! Cant wait! Thanks girl! Keep up the great work!!

[@patioelf]

gina villaronga Cool! A DOLLAR??? You can't beat that! Feel free to post them on my FB page! Patti

[@NaushSA]

i LOVE this tutorial !!!!

[@patioelf]

Thank you Naush! I hope you watch some of my others and like them too! Patti

[@joychip5994]

Beautiful

[@nicoleandannieshow3986]

Really helped 👍👍👍

[@connietowler3725]

Very Gorgeous... Great Tutorial :)

[@ankica39]

Svaka čast, prelepo je.

[@patioelf]

Ankica, I'm sorry I couldn't translate this-but thank you for commenting! Patti

[@marysakowski597]

If you have a photo, can you place it in the shallow water also, or will it destoy the photo?

[@joansayer550]

Can you tell me if the polyacrylic is non yellowing. I need to seal a tabletop that has 2 coats of decoupage and a light varnish sealer but would like to have a more protective covering.It was done with napkins & decoupage.

[@patioelf]

+Joan sayer Hello Joan, I know a lot of people say that their polycrylic did yellow-although they say when they use a polycrylic spray (though it is more expensive) it did NOT yellow. I always use the varnish that I find in the art section of the craft stores, specifically the Liquitex Matte, Satin or High Gloss Varnishes. They are made specifically to preserve colors, are non yellowing and you can use a few coats or just one to top coat your item. Hope that helps! Patti

[@berthacrawford2769]

Love it.

[@aliciasanchez5441]

Can we spray paint after we apply the glue instead of using the paper napkin? A paint colour that makes any design stands out.

[@karengregory3085]

I would like to make some canisters using class jars with lids. Once the work is sealed with the Polycrylic are they able to go into the dishwasher?

[@hollyalequin4905]

How do you prevent the napkin from fading after the process. I have a beautiful napkin but it faded.

[@harpreetrandhawa1604]

Amazing ...what can one use instead of glimmer mist ...can we use varnish or glue ...n then sprinkle sparkle dust over it

[@valdamcleodtracey8331]

Love your tutorial. Tried decoupage years ago but could never get the back of the plate right. What kind of paper towel did you use

[@vesnau20]

Thank you!

[@patioelf]

You're welcome Vesnau! Patti

[@surinderdeo5521]

Very nice

[@cynthialynncindylynn]

beautiful

[@patioelf]

cynthia lynn Thank you!Patti

[@judymcduffee6990]

I have a clear wine bottle I want to decoupage the name of a boat, an anchor and person name. I can't cut out the words so what kind of paper can I use.?

[@ChameleonDecoupage]

Hi, I did a similar project to yours, and I glued on a wall hanger to the back of the plate. When I placed it on the wall, after a few minutes later, it fell and broke. I just have a question, should I have glued the wall hanger before starting the project or use a stronger glue? The glue I used was E6000.

[@nasiktara1]

hi there, if I do this to my Pyrex bowels could they still be oven safe? or will it burn. I guess it will burn lol just asking

[@patioelf]

+Tara Sharif Hi Tara, there are some projects where I will put my decoupaged item in the oven. I use Mod Podge and as long as you don't put the temp over 175 and don't keep it in the oven for longer than 15 or 20 minutes you can put them in the oven but you won't be able to use them to cook with-then they would burn and the papers would brown. If you're wanting to turn your pyrex bowls into something decorative, you can following those directions. :) *after you add the first coat of decoupage glue over your decoupaged item, you put the whole piece in a cold oven, turn the oven on to 175 -when the oven reaches 175, turn it off and leave your piece in the oven to cool down with the oven for at least 20 minutes. :) Patti

[@cjdaplaya]

what exactly do you mean by an oven warmer? If it's an extremely hot day, would it be ok to put the plate outside to dry?

[@patioelf]

cjdaplaya Hi, the warming drawer in my oven-sorry I didn't make that more clear. It's fine to dry it outside too. I use the oven or a blow dryer a lot when I'm trying to get the product done in a shorter amount of time, like when I make videos. I hope that helps! Patti

[@shrimaacreation3039]

Hi.....It's nyc tutorial 😊..I have a query that I have no convection or ot..I have microwave....Is it work to bake d plate..Plzz clear my query..And also is it washable too???

[@lindao7887]

I love the plates, but I can't find any square glass ones just like the one you use in your tutorial, any suggestions?

[@patioelf]

Linda Onash Hi Linda, I purchased mine at the Bed Bath and Beyond store, they sell them separately so you can buy one or more. Hope that helps! Patti

[@sherry8919]

@@patioelf check the goodwill stores/salvation army. Also to be cost effective you can buy glass plates at the dollar tree for a dollar, Bed Bath and Beyond is very expensive store,

[@maureenchase1471]

I love your projects, but since I'm a total beginner, I have a time with wrinkles! I don't mind them so much, but what am I doing wrong?? Help please! lol

[@louisdepointedulac3072]

the decouage glue is very watery in comparison to mine, did you add water to it?

[@YanselsPartyCrafts]

Woop Woop found what I want to do for Family Gifts for the upcoming holiday. Again a wonderful,successful,inspirational video.... Thank you very much and yes I have to say "if it's wrinkled then twinkle" this plate is fabulous. Had a question if I would want to add a Bible Script can I use regular copier paper? I mean I was thinking using word document typing,printing my scripture then adding it to the plate, it's hard to find Bible Scriptures on napkins,wrapping paper 😪 Again thank you very much for your dedication & educational videos God Bless 🙏

[@YanselsPartyCrafts]

This is an example of what I was asking www.dropbox.com/s/vsxqsnnbgx0be4i/File%20Feb%2026%2C%205%2016%2010%20AM.jpeg?dl=0

[@patioelf]

+Beyma Ivonne Sanjurjo Hello Beyma, I tried to click on the link you provided but it was asking me to join and enter a password so I wasn't able to see what you sent me, but I'm wondering if the video I made from this past week can help you. Have a look and see if this helps you ok? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnSlaXmvobGWa5Y Patti

[@YanselsPartyCrafts]

Yessss this is what I was looking for Thank you Very much 👌🏼😀

[@patioelf]

My pleasure! :)

[@lavenderclam5095]

If you can use regular paper towels... then, can regular tissue paper work too? If I stamp on them and use glitter mist on them, can I use them as regular decoupage napkins?

[@patioelf]

Susanna Seal Hi Susanna. There are tissues from the box that some people call tissue paper and there's the tissue paper you buy to stuff gift bags with, which is a much firmer piece of paper. (I told someone once that tissue paper was a good thing to decoupage with and they used tissues from a box-which fell apart-just wanted to clear that up ) The tissue papers that you stuff bags with make excellent papers for decoupaging and stamping. So yes, you can use those. Patti

[@gailjackson4574]

Hello, how are you? I am a retiree who has been a crafter on and off for many years, but have not take the advantage of marketing what I have created (mostly jewelry). A couple of weeks ago, I caught the CBS show "Sunday Morning" and it had on there the work of John Darien. Since then, even though I have known about decoupage, I was fascinated. I have a Black History Program I will be going to be a part of in a couple of weeks and I am going to attempt to do a bowl using horses. I know that this is my first try, but I think I can do it. I love the technique you used. I also wanted to know if you know of any decoupages done with a food theme. I don't seem to find any. Maybe food is not a good theme. Let me know if you get a chance. Thank you so much.

[@pilaralvesmoya3691]

Precioso!! Me gustaría que se pudiera traducir al ESPAÑOL!! PERO NO HAY ESA OPCIÓN.. UNA PENA..PORQUE LO SÉ INGLES. HABRÍA ALGUNA FORMA DE TRADUCCIÓN.. YA QUE EN KZbin NO LO PERMITE..GRACIAS

[@katiekaos629]

Dried flowers would be pretty

[@patioelf]

Katie Kaos true! I'll have to try that next time… thanks Katie! Patti

[@ravindraravi4068]

Can docupage remove....when we wash the plates....or its just for decoration....plz reply

[@stanleyarmstrong7183]

thank you just amazing

[@patioelf]

Thank you so much Stanley! Patti

[@ColombianChihuahua]

How do you get a clean look on the reverse side, without getting bumps or lumps?

[@danadaniela4256]

Liliana Elliot try multiple layers of chalk paint

[@shunga1962]

Hello, I would like to know .... I got GLASS STAIN LIQUID ... and I wondered if I could put this with a little water in a bottle with a spray to do the same thing with your Ink ??? Because I thought it was ink but I did not read before buying .... Thank you for your help

[@patioelf]

Hello Marianne, I did not get this message until today-I'm sorry it's taken me so long. Have you used the Glass Stain liquid? I've never heard of it so I'm not sure how it works. Patti

[@shunga1962]

Hello Patti ... no I have not tested the product yet, because I did not have the chance to work on glass since my request. But I will keep you informed of my tests. Thank you for your reply.

[@patioelf]

ok Marianne, I would love to hear about it. thank you! Patti

[@ganaviygowda8937]

Pls Pls anyone of u tell me whr do I get dis decoupage .wht s decoupage Pls

[@kaleidoscopekay]

I've seen Fabric on glass plates at a Craft Show. I would like to try this. Would I need to use a Special Kind of Mod Podge for material on glass?

[@patioelf]

L. Kay Boyer Hello, Mod Podge does make a dishwasher safe Mod Podge that you may want to use if you plan on washing it. But in todays video I used fabric on furniture and I just used plain old Mod Podge. :) Patti

[@kaleidoscopekay]

Thank You, My daughter is trying to make some to sell at her school and sometimes she has trouble with the Mod Podge leaving spots on the material, under the glass. I thought there might of been a different kind to use. (there are so many kinds) She'll have to do some trial and error on it and see what works! Thanks again!

[@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell]

Thank you L.Kay Boyer, you just inspired my next plate in combo with Pattielf's use of paper towel for the decoupage background. Can't wait to get a clear glass bowl or plate. 0;) B

[@verilsservices3087]

Can you use a plate with ribbed finish for this project?

[@1wog4ever]

Hi Pattie, Love your work. I was wondering if the decoupage is permanent on glass or if it could be removed? I have a window I would like to decorate but only temporarily. It would be done in a room that has no moisture. thx in advance for your help

[@patioelf]

Hello Maria, Thank you! That's an interesting idea. I was going to say you can do this as long as you don't add a top coat (which protects the work from moisture and the elements) and if you soak it in warm water when you want to remove it. Since you won't be able to soak it though, you can try this. Decoupage on a small piece of glass somewhere. Let it dry, and a day later, first try using a scraper razor (you can find them in the supermarket or hardware store) to scrape it off. Then use a warm wet rag to remove any residue left over. If that works you can do the same thing on your window. If it doesn't work you may want to use the warm damp cloth first, then the scraper razor. Experimenting on an old bottle or glass should help you though. You'll be working on glass even though it's curved, and you will probably find out what works best as you experiment which would then save you some time. Let me know how you make out! Patti

[@1wog4ever]

thx Patti, I hadn't thought of doing a sample plate or bottle but sounds like a good idea. I sure will let you know how I make out. Maria

[@patioelf]

thanks Maria... Patti

[@sujanyadebnath4622]

Is there any other way ?...instead of warming drawer

[@nousheenkhatoon9588]

hi mam if you put the material name which you use it's really helpful thank you very much it's a very good video & good idea

[@zoeysparks2984]

Can we use these.. for dinner ect

[@mamoenva]

hello sorry if my English is bad i am from Europe i wanted to ask i you can eat from this plate en wash it without demigen it you now it getting rubt of the glass and can it in the dishwasher i love your vids hope you can answer me ^_^

[@patioelf]

Hi! You can use it because the work is done on the back of it, but you can not put it in the dishwasher. Sorry. I would only use a damp cloth with soap on it to clean it. If you get the back wet, it will come apart. Martha Stewart makes products that claim you can put them through the dishwasher, but mine did not last when I tried that. :( I hope I was able to help you out….🌞 Thank you for stopping by! Patti

[@mamoenva]

thank you i think i wil do one and see of it stiks if not to bad

[@marilyncrain6430]

CAN THESE DECOUPAGE PLATES HAVE THE DESIGN TAKEN OFF SO YOU CAN USE ANOTHER DESIGN FOR A DIFFRENT SEASON OR EVENT?

[@patioelf]

Yes Marily, you can soak the plate in very hot soapy water and the decoupage glue and everything attached to it will pull away. :) Patti

[@broussardfamily1]

Hi Patti! I love all your work & this plate is just gorgeous! Could I paint with chalk paint over the paper towels - on the back - for just a little bit of a different look? I’m planning on doing a plate like this for my mom’s Birthday so any advice would be helpful. I’m new to decoupage but I’ve definitely caught the fever! Thank you so much!

[@lyricwritertoo]

Love the tutorial as I do all but maybe its my screen. I’m not understanding the glimmer spray. Seems it just made the towel look like mud, brown craft paper. If so why not just use that. But wouldnt White tissue paper be better or the pull offs of napkins? I’m just not liking that the background looks dirty. I did do my first decoupage last night. An old worn out vintage carry tool box. Had to chalk paint it first. I made both my chalk paint and glue myself, They turd out pretty good considering the item was in really bad shape. I final found 3 napkin packs at drugstore with butterflies and flowers. The only ones in entire small town. Will have to look for others when we shop at a bigger town. I do thank you for all your instructions. You have the most details.

[@rhondahinton6445]

Beutiful work! I have a few questions...I see you use a credit card, but when I do I get shiny spots, am I removing too much glue? Also, how do you construct/create the warming drawer? Thanks!

[@patioelf]

Thank you Rhonda! The shine you're getting, are you using a high gloss decoupage glue or a matte finish. I would use the matte finish to be safe, I don't think you're removing too much glue. Are you on my Facebook page? Upcycle with Decoupage. You can post pictures there. I would like to see how it looks to get a better idea of what's going on. I should have mentioned in the video, I have an electric oven and it's got a warming drawer in the bottom of it. You can actually place the plate in a cold oven (on parchment paper so it doesn't stick) turn the oven on to 170 degrees, when it reaches 170, turn it off and leave the plate in there for about 20 to 30 minutes. You do not have to do this, you can also place the plate in a dry (preferably sunny) room and let it dry. Let me know if you have any other questions. Patti

[@rhondahinton6445]

Thank you for the response. I will look up your FB page. I use the Elmers Glue All diluted with water. I usually use my fingers to remove any air bubbles, but sometimes they reappear resulting in shiny spots, and adding glue to fill in the area has not been successful. I often have very good results, but I think humidity may also be a factor....I'm also looking for a faster way of drying the plates where it does not take overnight.---Thx

[@patioelf]

There's also a page on FB called Mason Jar Madness and Decoupage, and there's always someone on that page, I check mine once or twice a day/ They will be able to help you with most questions too! :)

[@sylviagray4206]

Absolutely beautiful. Can you do this on a clear plate that has grooves in it? Also, since the chemicals are not on the top of the plate, can you use it as a serving plate

[@patioelf]

Thank you Sylvia, and yes to both. Although you would want to use the special decoupage glue that Martha Stewart or Mod Podge makes that is waterproof. It will say it on the jar- also ..if your glass plate has grooves in it you would want to use napkins or rice paper so which is much more pliable and will go easily into the grooves. :) Patti

[@redinnalong6528]

Hi Pattie, I love your video's and I"m planning on making this plate. I have one question, though. Can you let the paper towel air dry? Will it be as stiff as this one looks? Do I need to bake it or once again let the whole thing air dry?

[@patioelf]

Hi Redinna, thank you! Yes, you can let the paper towel air dry. I'm usually trying to move things along for the sake of the video. LOL. You don't have to bake it, or put it in the oven, it's fine to let it air dry. Hope that helps! Patti

[@redinnalong6528]

Thank you Patti, yes that helped me quite a bit. I'm looking so forward to doing this as a Christmas present for my son's neighbor's who ended up saving his life last year after he got into a four wheeler wreck. To me saying thank you just isn't enough.

[@patioelf]

Wow Redinna, I am with you, you would want to do more than say thank you. A hand made gift like this would really make someone happy. Thank God your son's life was saved! What a sweet thing for you to do. Let me know if you need any more help! Patti

[@peggylee6679]

What is the warming tray .....?

[@nassibadelhoum7151]

I love it ..I'm a bigginer and apologise my silly question but do we need to use a specific decoupage paper or any wrap paper may be good ..thanks again

[@patioelf]

Hello Nassiba, & thank you! It's ok to have questions. :) There is no special wrapping paper or decoupage paper. It can be hard to work with thicker papers like scrapbook papers unless you are working on a flat surface . :) Patti

[@autumn8034]

Where do you get the glitter mist from? HOBBY LOBBY?

[@mlanders62]

You can make your own with alcohol, hair spray and LA Looks eyeshadow from dollar tree. I made several different colors, very cheaply. They are great for adding a "glimmer" of glitter or sparkle. Look for how to videos from ai john. She has lots of diy supply type videos .

[@ami7mina]

Very beautiful! Can you use this plate for eating?

[@patioelf]

Thank you Andreia, Martha Stewart makes a line of paints and decoupage glue that you are supposed to be able wash, so the plate could then be used for eating. Actually, you could still use this one but you wouldn't want to submerge it in water, or get that back part of the plate wet. :) Patti

[@ami7mina]

Thank you. Looking forward for more of your videos. Happy subscriber here. :)

[@patioelf]

Welcome to my channel Andreia! Thank you... Patti

[@mariaisabelguerreiro8531]

Sera possível a discrição em português?

[@samatabitha]

hi... can you show us how to decoupage on plexiglass?

[@patioelf]

tarabithia jones Hi Tarabithia, I've never tried to work on Plexiglass. Will the item you want to work on be flexible or will it be used as something to cover something else like a tabletop?

[@samatabitha]

there are tissue boxes or trays or tea boxes made of plexi glass... these would look great if decorated...any idea about which technique would work best?

[@patioelf]

If I was working on them I would first paint them with chalk paint since the chalk paint will stick to the plexiglass. They also make spray paints that are made just for plastic surfaces which would also work. I would then decoupage with napkins over them and use the saran wrap method. No heat, just the wrap. Similar to how I decoupaged this table. Let me know if this helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnnVeaWLotmkr80 Patti

[@samatabitha]

@@patioelf 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@cathleencollins3987]

Splendid work- quite an artist and teacher. I am just now hoping to get into decoupage with all the photos and ephemera I have (old written letters) etc. I'll have to figure out if this will work with pencil and ink etc. Do you follow @JillBarnesDacey...magnificent! I'm a little confused about technique(s) when and in the research stage. You both use different techniques. Is there not a 'proper' if you will the technique? I also looking for learn how books detailed. and watching your videos and hers! This is longer than I wanted it to be, tho you said to ask questions : ) Could you recommend the best scissors for decopage-size, etc. I have pain issues so I shall look for ergonomic scissors as well. Thank you hope to hear back MERRY CHRISTMAS 2019

[@selmasouto753]

Lindo párabens

[@swfloridagal]

What is a paint marker?

[@patioelf]

Hi Janice, they are a lot like magic markers except that instead of ink they have paint inside of them. They work well on glass too! I'm enclosing a link to my web site where you can either purchase them or just read a little more about them. Thanks for asking, I'm sure other people were wondering too. ) upcyclewithdecoupage.vpweb.com/Product-My-favorite-things-.html Patti

[@user-vm8ik3ql2s]

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[@patioelf]

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[@vivienneprince7501]

The Video is not opening up.

[@patioelf]

Vivienne Prince Hi Vivienne, if you're still having problems with it opening please contact me on Facebook at Upcycle with Decoupage, I'll share the link there so you can watch it. If you're not on FB I can mail you (email) the link too if you would like. :) Patti

[@milamilosevic-mirjeli4841]

Super-

[@patioelf]

Mila Milosevic Thank you Mila! Patti

[@cerisekarpinski9697]

That paper towel looks horrible!!! It would have looked soo pretty with just the glass showing through.

[@remedios704]

POR FAVOR EN ESPAÑOL

[@YanselsPartyCrafts]

Hola que tal, escribe el mensaje o pregubta en español ella lo traduce, , o Es que quieres el video en español? Y si es asi you tube traduce, ve a una computadora y cambia el lenguaje cuando Estes por iniciar el video esto no se puede hacer con el cellular ni tabletas. Espero haya sido ayuda

[@remedios704]

En español

[@patioelf]

+Beyma Ivonne Sanjurjo Thank you Beyma! I am asked to do videos in Spanish, Greek, Portuguese and Russian. I'm also urged to put subtitles at the base of the videos in English for people who either can't hear or who want to watch my video's at work! (LOL-they can keep the sound down) I can't do all of those so for now, I just focus on making the video's as easy to understand as I can by using a lot of visuals as I work. It was nice of you to respond to Reme! Thanks again! Patti

[@nanciephillips7750]

Beautiful!