How to Decoupage on Furniture | Tracey's Fancy

[@RLF1]

This is one of the best tutorials on decoupage very difficult furniture. Love the results.

[@madamebec]

Your channel rocks. I have collected furniture to paint "someday". Your channel is the best, with the prettiest stuff I've ever seen

[@spiceoflife3307]

Hello from Toledo Ohio!! YOUR STILL AMAZBALLZ!!!

[@nanagogo4493]

This vanity is GORGEOUS!! I love how colourful your furniture is. Thank you for the decoupage tips.

[@susieculwell3291]

I already commented on how beautiful this is........but didn't know what you did with the knobs....great job and very pretty!

[@ransomdaniels8395]

Great idea, cutting a keyhole!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn]

You look very nice pretty and classy made up. Thanks for making decoupaging look easy making us more confidence to do it👏

[@valerielogan7461]

Absolutely beautiful! Do you know how to remove paint from a fabric chair?

[@dianecaruthers966]

Beautiful!!!

[@lindah120]

Great tips! Had to watch the keyhole method a couple times to understand the horizontal cut, but I think I get it. Thx for sharing!

[@BoldandGraceful]

Great tips Tracey, Thank you for sharing!

[@suzystokey2265]

This is SO pretty! More decoupage projects please!

[@creativegirl9710]

Adorable little piece of furniture. Nicely done!

[@rubyokosi6946]

Love❤ thank you!

[@Cyndis865]

Absolutely gorgeous I love what you done

[@suzannevandeventer2264]

Stunning

[@jackiem1667]

Great tips Tracey! Thx

[@MariaFlores-ql1rg]

Beautiful work TFS

[@qmnnvrdyz8965]

That came out Gorgeous, with a capital "G"!

[@sarahshoxx]

Hello! New sub here. This is great! thanks!

[@debraforsythe7296]

It is difficult I am apply to a side of vanity and how do I cut paper so it does not tear

[@KMF3]

Do a project with regular printer paper

[@debraforsythe7296]

This paper how do I cut at end of side vanity the paper tears

[@LahnaWood-c5e]

I used to do that. I am sure this stuff has changed

[@annakennel356]

I watched video 5 times & you did not clearly show the "crisscross" cut. Suggest you display "cut" on solid background so viewers can better see it's shape. I think I get it as a wallpaper amateur but likely confusing to others.

[@debraforsythe7296]

Dixie belle charges way to much for shipping 18.00 or 23.00

[@carms7859]

I have watched a lot of your videos and today I wanted to scream. Why do you only use Dixiebelle products? Not everyone is in the USA, and I am pretty sure not everyone can afford their products. But it feels like an infomercial for Dixiebelle. Is it possible for you to use products everyone can find or afford to use like napkins or wallpaper. I find your videos helpful and good at the instructions on technique, but again always relies on Dixiebelle products. You are most definitely talented and have loads to offer but its hard to watch when all you talk about is the Dixiebelle products. I guess this does come down to the question, does promoting these products allow you to financially to create these videos (?), if so I totally understand. I do love this piece you created today, it is gorgeous.

[@KMF3]

I've experimented with regular printer paper, tissue paper, gift wrap, newspaper, book pages, calendar pages, magazine pages,etc. and watered down regular school glue. It does work. But seal the paper with a few light coats of a spray sealer on both sides. I'm all about using recycled and cheap or free items. I've had to make it work with very little money. Maybe I should start a KZbin channel with what I've learned 😂😂.

[@carms7859]

@@KMF3 ♥ Thank you KMF, You probably could, especially if you have tried a bunch of things. Newspaper is a no, the back side bleeds through. I am now trying many things but cant afford £20.00 for a sticker and £25 added shipping from USA. 😖😢 Tracey's work is beautiful and looks professional to a T. But she uses the best of the best. I can't do that.

[@KMF3]

@@carms7859 I've never had a problem with newspaper. Try spray sealing it