here is a link to the Decoupage paper! $6 a sheet! diyagogo.com/collections/jrv-collection/products/decoupage-paper-by-jami-ray-vintage

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

@@chandyscreations4211 for the most part we ship the same day unless the order comes in on a weekend :)

@lilybee_

3 жыл бұрын

Are the first 2 designs both petales? Thank you!

@lilybee_

3 жыл бұрын

I just placed an order. I wanted the first 2 designs. I ordered monochromatic and petales. I'll be happy either way. Such a lovely print!

@paulabristow948

3 жыл бұрын

I love the chickens as much as the butterflies. But I am in South Africa & the rand is so weak.

@Youneedtolisten103.2

2 жыл бұрын

Hiya what is the paper called? You don't ship to UK. I can't find anything like this x

Have you tried the ironing technique. It virtually comes out perfectly. You apply your glue substance first over top of the dresser and let it dry. Then you place your paper on top of the dry sealer. Put parchment paper over top of the paper and use an iron. Work from the middle and work your way out. It is the way people taught it in the 70s. It is amazing.

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

I need to try this, thanks for the tip Lisa!

@lisafreebairn7736

3 жыл бұрын

@@DebisDesignDiary My brother and I took craft lessons from this amazing artist from California! We learned all sorts of cool tips from her!

@lindah120

3 жыл бұрын

I just tried this method and it works!

@decksranred4183

3 ай бұрын

WOW, thank you for that tip!

You got your Dad dancing! That's awesome!

I miss your videos like this!

@athomewithmamamarge2587

3 жыл бұрын

I miss Debis video stories too... She’s a great story teller. But I’m sure they are a lot of work to create.

@lesliebean4594

3 жыл бұрын

I do love these. One of the first ever videos I watched on this channel was her creation of the Marilyn dresser. I was completely blown away, and instantly in love. Not just with the dresser, but her creativity, and her authenticity. Debi’s channel is one of KZread’s grandest gifts to creatives.

Using the brush to cut the fabric... ? GENIUS! The dresser is gorgeous.

Love it!! You really did a great job at layering. Designing decoupage paper is so fun, but seeing it used is even better.

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

thanks Jami, so much fun to use your paper! see you soon!

@karonmcgregor4753

2 жыл бұрын

Love the paper - will we ever be able to get this in UK?

Wow! The dresser is so beautiful. So glad you tried decoupage again, and the dancing with your dad and Ellie is the sweetest

@ksenijaturkovic9228

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Levi, he was dancing, too. Adorable! 💜

I love your makeover videos. I remember the Marilyn Monroe video because I think that's how I found you!

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

thanks friend!

Beautiful...thank you! Tip: When sanding excess paper, sand the paper AWAY ~45° angle, opposite the paper's edge, rather than back-and-forth or across. This will leave a smooth edge without jags.

Love the dancing at the end. Your dad has the moves! 🕺

I had to come back to this because I am about to decoupage right now!! 🙏🏽 wish me luck!! Lol

Thankyou this has been so helpful: thin paper, paint it white, papers to order.

Nice! Oh and so glad to see all of you dancing at the end of the video! Dad too!!! Wow!

I love these types of videos, where you show how to use materials while you transform a piece and throw in a story or two.

Very cool! You gave me the courage to do this on a small chest of drawers!

Love decoupage! Dresser turned out beautifully🥰 Tip: for a real smooth finish one your paper is dry go back over with parchment paper and iron (high heat no steam) to press out any stubble wrinkles😉

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

I want to try that! Thanks Cassandra💜

@j.c.7555

3 жыл бұрын

Really great tip Cassandra...I will have to experiment! Thanks !🥰👍

@lindaleef

3 жыл бұрын

Cassandra can you still do this if you already top coated the decoupage image? I’m inexperienced and I’ve got wrinkles! I know you can do it with just base coat and paper but even after top coat? Thanks lady!

@cassandrasmith5517

3 жыл бұрын

@@lindaleef yes that is what I do. Once you’ve put down your paper then do your top coat(s) and let each dry. Once it’s completely dry lay your parchment paper over it and iron out the stubborn wrinkles😊

@lindaleef

3 жыл бұрын

@@cassandrasmith5517 you helped me once on Facebook. You are the best! Thank you!

Dad's got the moves lol.. Beautiful 💞

I feel a bit special knowing that we got to watch you whilst editing this video 🥰 Love this so much, Debi.

I love how the black paint shows through and makes the whole piece look framed. Excellent work combining and layering the JRV paper! ❤❤

LOVED THIS! Did I see your dad dancing?! He’s AWESOME 👏👏👏

Love it! Very cute! I so hope I will someday be able to come to your shop, meet you and take a class or two! I am in Ky. so would be quite a trip 🙂. I love love love your DIY paint and all your other goodies!

Debi! I have missed these videos!!!! This dresser is gorgeous. And Dad dancing with you & Ellie tops it!! ❤💎

I love what you did with your Dresser Debi! It's a design masterpiece 🖼💖 I have to say though, your Dad dancing stole the show! 😄💖👌💐

I love this piece and those decoupage papers! But the best part was Dad and Levi dancing with yall!! ❤

Your bee transfer on was what pulled be in ,this one is as great as that one it is so custom and artistic. The pieces are like pen strokes or brush tools for your creativity. It's like the way some people take apart and recreate furniture. The other thing they are like is that of a quilt. The quilter didn't design or create the material used ,however the quilts they make from it are their on piece of art.

You inspired me to transform a 2-drawer Steelcase file cabinet into something that is much more creative and pretty than a putty colored office necessity. I'm even trading out the drawer pulls using black iron pulls from Jami Ray Vintage. I've never done discourage like this, I decided to jump in with both feet, hands, Big Top, DIY paint & more. Thanks Debi for encouraging us to make our homes (office) pretty & functional.

Glad to see a how to video on decoupage. I miss seeing you work on pieces.

You can also print on parchment paper if you want to personalize something! Also, you can apply modge podge liberally and let it dry completely. Then you take your print, cover it with parchment paper and iron over it until your print sticks. This will stop the problem with bubbling and creasing during application. You can add modge podge on top to seal or use polycrylic.

That's so GOOD! ❤ You wanna hear a funny story? I got married when I was sixteen, my first decopodge project, I decopodged my marriage license to a piece of plywood, that had been cut around the edges scalloped. I then used polyurethane to adhere it and coat the top. It was absolutely beautiful & I never had any trouble, possible because I didn't know any rules to decopodge. Lol

Missed your solo videos. Love your work.

I just love, love your channel. I plan on looking at all your videos. I'm retired now and trying to find me another hobby. I love thifting and I think the things I'm learning from you would go hand-in-hand. Did I say, I love the commentary you mix in with you videos too. Many blessings.

Love this..! Glad you tried it again, I love doing this for clients and have even used paper serviettes... Use cling wrap (ceram wrap), make a ball and gently wrap out bubbles, this prevents tearing🦋🇿🇦

Ooo exciting!! I got to be the very first one to like this video!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thanks for doing this vide-Ive really been diggin the Decoupage lately!🦋💙

Hi Debi, thanks for showing how you decoupage. I've done it soo many years ago & I've forgotten how...look forward to you next video 😊

Super cute I save all my scraps too :)

I love the way your dresser turned out! It’s very custom & beautiful! Your Dad dancing at the end was such a treat!!

Debi, I find when decoupaging flat surfaces, that the iron on method is the fastest & has no wrinkles at all. I recently finished a small wooden piece of furniture that I found on the street. It has ten drawers. I’m using it in my bedroom for underwear, bras, tank tops & socks. I decided to use a length of thin, cotton sari fabric from India. It was the first time using fabric on furniture & I was nervous. But it turned out really well. I painted it, then decoupaged over the paint then sealed it. I left the ten drawers wood, just stained them & the legs. Try this method next time you’re up to decoupaging. You’ll be hooked! Love, love, love this piece.🥰

Love the JRV decoupage paper. The prints,designs are awesome. There is something there for everyone☺

Has it been 8yrs!? U are still cute😁 I Remember that Marilyn...Thanks 4 this🌹

I watched that first M. Monroe poster decoupage video you made and afterwards I put a Audrey Hepburn poster on a kitchen table for my niece. You are right…it was so hard and I have done very little decoupaging since then😳. Tonight I am trying my hand at decoupage again using a large decoupage paper. Wish me luck!!!

The dresser is to die for! And your dancing dad, so heart warming ♡♡♡

Gorgeous as usual. You make it look effortless. Post your soundtracks! (maybe in a Spotify playlist or something?...Love 'em 😍

Looks so beautiful. I love adding textiles and paper to furniture. Gives them life!

You are just so stinking good at what you do!!! Gotta give yourself more credit girly because you truly are amazing and beautiful in just cute little you and everything that you create 😊💕💕

Can’t wait to try decopauge!!Dancing at the end, da best! 💃🌺

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

yes so fun to have my Dad dance with us! See you soon IHV!

Another awesome job ....but I am determined to used what ever type of paper or material to decopage because it's just to costly to buy special thin paper...

I did this 40 years ago when it wasn't fashionable. Gonna a try again The

The trick to heavy paper Debbie is, packing tape. You use it on the backside put tape and peal off. It works for photos. Takes off a layer and makes it thiner. I have not tried with a poster but its a great way to use photos . ❤️

@DebisDesignDiary

3 жыл бұрын

ohhh genius!!!!!

I’m trying this....thank you cheers from Pennsylvania 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Stunning! I’m so happy you did this again!

💙💜You really have such a beautiful gift! You pieced those together perfectly!! It’s gorgeous!💜💙

OMG! I want 2 of each design!! Beautiful papers!!

I did decoupage in the early 1980s. It was a fun craft. But, I didn’t like how thick the paper to decoupage was. This thinner paper with such beautiful depth and color is wonderful.

This dresser is one my most best favorite. I love butterflies and flowers and black and white. Did I tell you I love it?❤

Would have never thought to layer the different papers like that. Looks so beautiful! Love ya all dancing at the end! ❤️❤️

Debi!! I have so missed these videos. I’m sooooo glad you showed decoupaging with layers. This is gorgeous. And you’re right. I didn’t even think about how BIG these papers are! I love this piece! Thank you!

Loved dancing dad and decoupaged dresser! Glad you attempted again...the dresser turned out so pretty and looks fun as well!😍

Nothing more I could say about your work just one word BEAUTIFUL 🥰🥰❤

You are so talented I enjoy watching your videos so much I just wished I wasn’t on the other side of the country I would be in your store every day soak up some of your creativity.

That's just gorgeous! Love it

Incredible artistry.

I did a decoupage of Frida on a dresser a few years ago, I actually watched you video. You are right, I was so traumatized I never wanted to do again 😅😂

Дебби, как же красиво! 😁

This is just so so stunning! I love that Marilyn decoupage video and the story that goes with it. And this one is super beautiful and so creative! In love 😍😍😍🍀

OK...I will try it! Thanks! Love your shawl! Don't think I'd be as brave as you to wear it while using sealer!❤

And... YES you DID DEBI!!! Thank you so much for sharing your lessons and creativity with us!! I've heard that to help eliminate wrinkles you mist your paper with water before you adhere! 😘❤️💕 Perhaps using the Water Girl? 😏

Wow it turned out great!! Thanks Debi!

it turned out so lovely so so so much beautiful

I’m so happy you tried this again! I’m an artist and I love doing mixed media paintings with collage. I could tell by the way you apply transfers that you are naturally good at collage. The only reason Marilyn Monroe gave you such a headache is because it was one large image that needed to look intact. Big pieces are hard to manage. I love the papers, but you can use any papers as long as you tear or cut them into smaller pieces, then it’s easy to avoid wrinkles. If papers are slightly heavier you can also peel back a layer. This would be impossible on an oversized image but again, if the elements are smaller it is manageable. You can also use your liquid patina on both sides as you go. Basically, as a glue like you did and then go over the top of each piece as you’re working, which seals it in and keeps edges down. I loved how this turned out! The only other tip I could offer is that sometimes torn edges are softer and integrate easier. You could always use white tissue paper (or any color) to fill in background areas if you are using slightly thicker paper and want the surface to be integrated without obvious strong edges you might get with thicker paper. I’ve bought a whole bunch of the DIY paint and brushes over this past year, but I haven’t started painting yet! When I do, I hope to incorporate collage.

I ALWAYS love your video's... But seeing your dad at the end was the highlight of this one for me😊😊😊😊.. I LOVE your pops.... He's a creative genius like you .. Watching him put all the crazy pieces together in your store was like watching one of the seven wonders of the world coming together...💖💖💖💖 Love always...

Thank you for the demonstration, what an awesome job you did!

So glad to see this video, I love all of your edited ones they are so fun and you always have great tips. Here's my tip: if you haven't tried the iron-on method of decoupage you are missing out - total game changer! Basically paint 2x coats of mod podge on your surface. Let dry completely (i.e come back tomorrow). Lay your tissue paper design (or rice paper but the thinner the better) on top, set an iron on top (play with the settings to see how high you need) - no steam. The heat reactivates the mod podge turning it into glue just enough to grab the paper. 100% no wrinkles ever. Search on youtube lots of people have posted about this, I had huge troubles with decoupage til I tried it this way.

@lindah120

3 жыл бұрын

I just learned this iron on method, tho I use parchment paper between the tissue paper and iron

This is the third time I've watched this video. Not only is your decoupage job a smashing success, but your Marilyn Monroe poster story is wonderfully told. The anxiety you felt trying to find the second poster on Halloween comes right through the screen. The project turned out to be fabulous, I'm sure she would have approved. Plus she would have identified with your trauma.

Beautiful paper....I like to paint , decapage, then seal with modepodge, dry then sand then mod, then sand then mod and sand...gives it a silky feeling

I have only ever used mod podge as my adhesive medium but have used a variety of papers and fabrics on wood, glass and cardboard. I find the absolute best method for me is to paint with the glue, allow to dry, add a second coat, allow to dry then iron the pattern on. This has worked well for me and I haven't had any problems with wrinkles, bubbles or non-adhesion. I finish with a third coat of mod podge and allow a few days to dry. I don't gift my items for thirty days to ensure the glue has fully cured to prevent damage after gifting. Need to be careful with the heat on glass though. I have only used thick flat glass in this way.

Love, love, love it!!!❤

Thank you for sharing your salvation story. Like you said you never know what will come from something as simple as a backyard craft/bible story time. Blessed

Love your paper choices.

Beautiful - can’t wait to try! The way you put them together! 💖

Your Marilyn dresser is the first video I watched of yours and I was hooked.

I wouldn't have thought to layer them. THANK YOU for that tip!!! It looks amazing 🧡

Absolutely love that piece, turned out just beautiful 😍

STUNNING.

Stunning!

Beautiful! I love it!! I’m SO glad to find you!

I loved that dresser, Debi! It’s always been one of my favorites.

I LOVE doing decoupage and it's SO FUNNY how it has become SO popular again, especially since not too long ago it was kinda "looked down upon" or something. LOVE the dresser, LOVE your eye for design, LOVE how your store looks - I hope one day I can make a Road Trip out there, LOVED your dad dancing, and LOVED your willingness to give it a try again. I've possibly even got a tip that MIGHT help you with not only bigger pieces (of paper), but when working with any designs that are on paper that is a little thicker. Do NOT use this technique on napkins, tissue paper, or any other THIN/TRANSPARENT paper. Or at least realize you may need to experiment with it first. Get your toolbox equipped with one of those plastic "scrapers" from the paint department at most hardware stores. I'm sorry I don't have an exact name or brand name for it. I'm sure you and many of your viewers are familiar with Pampered Chef's little square plastic scraper/cleaner for those stone pieces they sold/sell. This tool is very similar to that - just bigger. It's like an oversized charge card. It needs to be flexible! Not SUPER flexible, but it can't be rigid. I was able to find a 3 pack that contained different sizes and I used it when I had to apply very large decals onto a plastic drum head for a promotional item. It worked like a charm. You still need to work slowly and gentle (yet "firm") enough so that you don't tear whatever design you're applying. I'll try and explain this as clearly and to the point as I can. Lets pretend your decoupaging a dresser drawer that's 36" long. Your design is going HORIZONTALLY. 1. Apply your decoupage medium to only about 4-6" of the drawer, starting from the left end. 2. Next, start applying your design, but ONLY the amount that will fit within this prepped area. 3. While holding the part of the design that you are NOT applying just yet - keep it up and away from the drawer and any possible glue that may be on it - now with your free hand, use that "plastic flexible scraper" tool and gently but firmly press and slide the scraper across the design and work out any air bubbles to be sure design is completely FLAT against the drawer. You should be able to run this scraper over the design several times to ensure a successful bubble free transfer. 4. While continuing to hold one end of the design UP and away from drawer, use the other hand to apply another 4-6" section of decoupage glue. 5. Now lay down the design over that glued section, while using the scraper to not only help apply the design, but to also work out any possible air bubbles and to ensure a smooth bubble free transfer. 6. Keep repeating the above steps, working in small, manageable sections. I hope this helps you. OH! And another possible idea that'll have limitations, but it could still come in handy when you find a design that you just LOVE, but the paper is way too thick OR way too thin to work comfortably with. Take your item to any nationwide copy shop and see if they can photocopy it onto thinner paper for you. ??? I've even done this with wrapping paper that I loved but didn't have enough and the design wasn't available anymore. (You could also do this with fabric that you love but for whatever reason you just don't want to decoupage with fabric). Simply make a color copy of it on regular copy paper OR I believe you can even put a thinner type paper in your copy machine and produce the same end product. This opens the avenue of even using photos of any kind - such as "regular" printed photos or even "instamatic" photos. This is what makes decoupaging SOOOOOO COOL - the possibilities are endless in what you can do with it.

Stunning! You are THE design DIVA!

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 wow 🤩 all the colors!

Looks awesome Debbie 🤩

Turned out so beautiful and so fun watching/learning how to do this! 🤩💜

Oh Debi your Dad is so cute I love how he gets involved in your world! 💙💙💙

This is FAB. Great job. I want to try so bad, lol you're a jewel at this

So pretty. Love it!

Really lively

This dresser is awesome, love to see a video of you working a piece of furniture ! Thanks !

I love your Dad dancing in this one!

Debi that looks amazing you have a real eye for colour never thought those different sheets would've looked that good together you inspire me to be more brave with colours xx

Looks great!

Beautiful! Well done!