Rice Paper Decoupage Cottage Romantic Windows - Country Style Furniture Makeover

Transform your decoupage projects into romantic works of art with this charming rice paper. The design features idyllic cottage windows, perfect for furniture, boxes, and decorative objects. This high-quality rice paper is easy to work with and adheres beautifully to various surfaces. Ideal for anyone wanting to add a touch of nostalgia and coziness to their projects. Unleash your creativity and create unique pieces with this beautiful design.

Article details:

• Rice paper country house idyll
• Size: 210 mm x 279 mm (A4)
• Paper weight: 30-35 g/m2
• Manufacturer number: R2582

Rice paper:

Rice paper for crafting. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced enthusiasts of paper crafting, decoupage, scrapbooking, mixed media, and other paper decoration techniques. The best paper for decoupage, suitable for both experienced crafters and beginners. Very thin, very strong, and exceptionally lightweight natural paper; with clearly visible, highly decorative natural fibers – only about 30-35 g/m², semi-transparent, natural white.

Throughout the paper's structure, characteristic, visible fibers oriented in various directions and of varying thicknesses are present. This property gives the paper its original appearance and distinctive texture.

The paper is exceptionally strong and tear-resistant; it does not fall apart in your hands while you are working with it.

The paper can be easily adhered to all surfaces used in decoupage (glass, wood, MDF boards, polystyrene, etc.) using any decoupage adhesive. It can be gently gathered onto oval objects.

The paper does not wrinkle and is the best alternative to decoupage.

The vibrant colors do not smudge or fade under the influence of the adhesive. The beautiful designs are printed using proven technology (digital printing – with a satin, slightly glossy finish) and are of the highest quality.

Rice paper for decoupage requires no special preparation before use. Apply glue, stick it on, and you're done!

The individual images should be torn from the sheet of paper, not cut out with scissors. The irregular edges can easily be concealed on the surface of the object being decorated. A few coats of varnish are then applied to the finished work.