FYI. I use an inkjet printer with regular paper all the time and it's fine, you don't need to use photo paper or need a laser printer. Nice work.

Oh my gosh! This is wonderful! I paid $5 for ONE napkin last month. Thank you.

I can't wait to try this! Yes, I've ALWAYS used rice paper/napkins so this opens up an entirely new universe!!! 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing this information.

Wow amazing love it

This video changed my life! Thank you so much for sharing your amazing skills and allowing us to learn your techniques. Truly beautiful and just awesome!!!

That tape idea is brilliant!

Perfect for using so many prints right there in the home. Thanks again. Just love your commentary while you give instructions.

That print is gorgeous. You must know me, I live in the moddle of nowhere, don't have a car, and the surrounding towns don't have anything in them, like a print shop, or something like that.

What an amazing way to thin out paper. I purchased posters that are so thick and did decoupage a dresser and a tray. The poster is obvious on the tray. I can't wait to do this technique on my next project.

Would love to see your little jewelry box finished. Great idea removing excess paper with the tape. 💞

you have saved me a fortune not having to buy napkins or rice paper anymore.

Hello Iveta, you always come up with a great tutorial. Just what I needed for this moment. Thank you very much.

This is helpful to me, because I ran out of tissue paper for my gel plate printing and the art has mostly been put onto thicker paper. The thicker paper is fine when the print pulls as a nice, complete print or a suitable background print, but if it is only so-so, but suitable for layering and decoupage, the paper is just too thick. In the past, I have just split it at the corner of the card stock and pulled the back layer off, but that is risky. This seems less likely to rip through to the front, or become uneven. You should try gel plate printing! You can do photo transfers to the plate and then apply it to your work, or make your own original art and apply it to your objects! Love your channel!

Thank you for the tip... that answered a question that has been on my mind when I think about decoupaging...

You must have been reading my mind!!! I have some gorgeous scrapbooking paper with script that I was wondering how I could use it on a piece of furniture. Love this!! Thank yiu!!

I´m one of those who lives in the middle of nowhere and don´t have a laser printer, so I REALLY appreciate this video :) 💜 Thank you so MUCH for sharing this! Looking forward to see what you´ll do with the jewelry box :) 💜

Oh thank you my dear! I have thinker paper and no rice paper so this video saved my project!!

I do like this, would have expected the ink to run, pretty amazing and freeing. I have wee photo papers so I'll try that first. How I worked with inkjet printing was to cover the paper in yacht varnish and soak up residue with scrap paper, I done the same with tissue but this is great, thank you very much, looking forward to seeing the finish 🌸

New subscriber here from Texas. Oh how I have struggled with thick paper to cover my clothespins. Thank you so much for the tips...

Was wondering how to decorate dark wood. This would work and is brilliant! Thank you!

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I've been looking for instructions on how to do this that are easy to follow and clearly explained and you've done a wonderful job with both! I feel a lot less nervous about doing my project after watching your tutorial. Thank you! Im definitely a new subscriber :)

This demonstration was clear and perfect. Thank you, Margarita

I use office paper and follow this same technique when the weight of paper is 80 gm, removing just the edges. I've never thought we can do it with inkjet printed photo paper. Bravo ❤ looking forward to see your next video with the work completed. Thanks for sharing 🦋

Just what I was looking for. Thank you. Great technique...👍😊

Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to see the finish touch. Take care lots of love 😘😘

Your just the girl I was looking for! Love ❤️ 💗 this

I've got to try this! Thank goodness for other people's ideas.

Hi there! I do a lot of decoupage. Absolutely love this technique. Thanks for a great video 😍

Thank you, would love to see your other finished projects 😀

I've used regular printer paper with an inkjet printer for decoupaging on furniture. You have to remember to seal the ink with several coats of spray sealer.

I love this great idea. Thanks for sharing your technique.

Great video I love your shorter versions. Thanks

I’m so happy you made a video about this!

Love this thankyou so cute possibilities endless you have inspired me to do my old dresser as my cats have scratched it it looks not nice so this will transform it x

Great tips, thanks for sharing!

Thank you. You give very good directions. Great project. 👏👏👏👏

That’s really cool! I had no idea thicker paper (like personal pictures 😁) can be used! Thanks for showing us how to remove some of the thickness so the image can be used.

brilliant idea I just paid a small fortune for napkins that had to be sent to me, I love the vintage look and its difficult to buy napkins with vintage themes, would this work with scrapbooking papers

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed and learned from your wonderful video!

Great idea, thanks for sharing!

Very comprehensive video thank you.

Thank you so much for this wonderful video!❤️

You are so good. Thank you for your help.

Oh my word, what a fantastic idea. Thankyou so much for sharing. 🥰

Thanks for doing this. I have an ink jet printer. I will probably be investing in some photopaper, and try this method.

Thank you for all of the wonderful info!

I love it. Thank you so much

This was an excellent video! I am just starting out and you really helped me. Thank you!

This is so helpful. Thank you! 🥰

I loved the way you presented your video! I followed your directions exactly using an inkjet printer. My photo had red as the word in it and it bled a little. I don’t know why. I thinned out the glossy photo paper, used mod podge, and applied it to a wood cut out. Do you have any advice for me?

Great video!! Thanks!! Can I do this with wallpaper?

Thank you for the great information. I am about to decoupage scrapbook paper to a round wood plant stand and wanted to ask if I need to thin the paper or can I just wet both sides? Also, does the water make it stretch?

Thanks so much! Wondering why you have to print on photo paper though? Laura from Australia

Beautiful

Top Tip! - thank you for sharing! x

gorgeous

What type of roller are you using and where do I get it? Thank you. Your work is gorgeous. I really love the way you did this and now I know a different way to adhere beautiful pictures too.

Hi! I hope you are still reading these comments since this is an older video. I am trying to decoupage with thick paper, like a thin cardboard (floral file folders). I want to put them on a newer style trunk that has a textured surface. Will this paper work for this surface, or will I need to use a thinner material? Thanks!

This is a great video. Could you please just confirm that the whole process can be done with office paper, minus the first "thinning step"? I am concerned the paper will bleed ink when I spray it

Very nice.Thank you!!!

Thank you

wonderful video thank you, can this method be used on large furniture?

Brilliant.

Lovely video. And what a cute box. You are honestly brilliant :-)

Thank you for sharing.

Can I use matte photo paper not gloss I think vintage images look far better in matte. Also can you suggest the actual weight of the beat paper for decoupage? Thank you so much Loved your videos.

Wish I could have seen the finished jewelry box.

Have you ever used card stock I have some really pretty card stock that I'd like to use

What a genius idea🥰

SO helpful! Thank you very much! Can I decoupage an image onto the front of a natural wood cupboard without first painting? I want to keep the original look

I am subscribing. I am really enjoying your videos. I have one question though. The plastic film you place on top of your image, that helps prevent from damaging the photo or support the adhesive better? This is awesome vid, thank you so much and I am hooked!

I would like to decoupage on wine glasses keeping the glass clear just with pictures can this be done and would it make them waterproof for handwashing. Thankyou in advance ❤

Can we use cloth instead of tissue paper?

thanks for not only uploading this, but including how to do it with a laser printer, as i have one. i have been waiting to afford to go to the city on pay day to pick out some pretty napkins that i know a specific store carries and now i don't have to!!

These days you can buy color laser printers - I just bought a super HP brand for like 600. You can get them down to 300 and other brands like Brother for less. It really depends on whether you sell your work and can recoup the cost and how many features you want. Features like auto duplex , wireless direct from mobile devices, security features, etc make them more expensive. But for craft only you can find a couple hundred and in terms of security... just unplug it - someone can’t access it if it’s not even plugged in. Same for your desktop. You will get the best results with Matt or flat finish printing paper. And if you want a professional durable item, you want it thin and Matt and then varnish in thin layers many times... until it’s like the image is embedded in the wood.

Great info!

Great informative video. TFS. Have a crafty day.

make-them-run-around-the block-howling-in-agony beautiful !!! I am so happy to see this proyect cuz Trere are plenty of images around other than napkins..I have made some decoup works with thick paper and the only trouble I found was how to keep creases away .Now I see it comes down to water on the image..One question: colors wont fade away with decoupage glue or varnish if the paper isnot glossy? it is not lasser but inkjet.

Can you please lmk where you buy your boxes jewelry “”” please and Ty. ❤it.

I would have loved to have seen the finished product.

How do you use this method but around a bauble? Trying to do a personalized Christmas ornament with a special picture. Any advice you can give would be very appreciated! Thanks! Ps. I LOVE WHAT YOU DO!!

This is so good. Thank you for the info ❤️❤️😇❤️

Hello Iveta. I see you posted this 4 years ago but I just recently found your channel. I have a question please.... You are using what looks like glossy photo paper. You then applied a layer of Modge Podge over it. Did the Modge Podge leave the picture dull or did it get glossy again after it dried? I have Modge Podged a glossy before and it went dull. Just wondering what went wrong.

Hello. Can this method be used on gift wrapping paper? Thank you 😊 💓 ☺️ 💗

Love your work, great videos, very helpful. Does your ink cartridge not work out expensive. Thank you, juls

Learning so much from your videos Thank you ~ & I love your accent 💚 Question: would using "watered down" multi purpose Elmers white school glue work if I happen to run out of Mod Podge?

Could u use this method on Christmas cards?

As a new subscriber may I politely suggest that you use a solid color table top when doing your projects? Your napkins are so pretty and colorful, I think it’s more comfortable to the eye and less distracting if your table is plain. I hope not to offend, just a friendly suggestion from a viewer who has watched 100s of DIY videos. I am a fan of yours now. Thanks

TYFS - Iveta you teach me so much! Thank you. Please stay safe 😷

Thank you 🥰

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for the wonderful video and the great advice . I enjoyed watching and learning . I am learning to do decoupage and I am loving it .

Please tell me which paper is used for decoupage and glue on it and varnish

What about some of wallpapers ?Thank you

Did you use an ink jet printer?

I cut my Paper In The ShapE A (Butterfly), will The Tape Of The Back Still Work To Peel away the thick paper layer

Do you use the same way when using raw cut wood or if I bought small squares from a store?

Hi, nice but I would have liked to see the end result as well

Thanks for sharing your tips! I have a project where I’m trying to apply songbook covers to plywood for a cabinet I’m building. The paper covers are card stock with a glossy, waterproof coating on one side. I’m applying them paper side down with the coated side up. I’ve only experimented with polycrylic so far. The paper is curling up and won’t stick down flat to the surface. It doesn’t matter if I try to pre-wet the paper with water or polycrylic, I can’t get it to stick down flat. Any ideas or techniques? Thank you so much!

Great video thank you...I see you mention Adobe stock photo ....would that be the only place you get your prints, or can you recommend anymore resources thanks