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 Decoupage dates back to the 12th century, but gained mass popularity in the late 17th century with the Western discovery of Oriental art composed of pictures lacquered onto items. It flourished in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries and many elaborate decorations on boxes, trays, chests and tables, formerly believed to have been hand painted, were later found to be merely cut outs cleverly applied by a crafty artisan. Some people who have enjoyed decoupage art include Lord Byron, Marie Antionette, and Pablo Picasso.<ref>http://www.ehow.com/how_12168194_mod-podge-pictures.html</ref>
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 #Something to decoupage on: Wood, tile, a box, pictures, furniture, photo albums, plates, ceramics, shelving, frames, mirrors.
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 <ref>Wikipedia excyclopedia, term "Decoupage"</ref>
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 :To prepare the surface of the object you will be working with, you may need to sand it so that it is as smooth as possible. Once you have sanded to your satisfaction, rinse (if practical) and dry it. You can also use tack cloth to remove any dust from it. Additionally, you can also prepare the surface by painting with a water-based enamel.
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-Decoupage dates back to the 12th century, but gained mass popularity in the late 17th century with the Western discovery of Oriental art composed of pictures lacquered onto items.  It flourished in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries and many elaborate decorations on boxes, trays, chests and tables, formerly believed to have been hand painted, were later found to be merely cut outs cleverly applied by a crafty artisan.  Some people who have enjoyed decoupage art include Lord Byron, Marie Antionette, and Pablo Picasso.<ref>http://www.ehow.com/how_12168194_mod-podge-pictures.html</ref>
+Decoupage dates back to the 12th century, but gained mass popularity in the late 17th century with the Western discovery of Oriental art composed of pictures lacquered onto items. It flourished in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries and many elaborate decorations on boxes, trays, chests and tables, formerly believed to have been hand painted, were later found to be merely cut outs cleverly applied by a crafty artisan. Some people who have enjoyed decoupage art include Lord Byron, Marie Antionette, and Pablo Picasso.<ref>http://www.ehow.com/how_12168194_mod-podge-pictures.html</ref>
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-#Something to decoupage on:  Wood, tile, a box, pictures, furniture, photo albums, plates, ceramics, shelving, frames, mirrors.
+#Something to decoupage on: Wood, tile, a box, pictures, furniture, photo albums, plates, ceramics, shelving, frames, mirrors.
-#Pictures.  They can come from magazines, greeting cards, calendars, catalogs, books, wrapping paper.  You can also use fabric, tissue paper, lace
+#Pictures. They can come from magazines, greeting cards, calendars, catalogs, books, wrapping paper. You can also use fabric, tissue paper, lace
-#Cutting Utensil.  Scissors, craft knife, razor blades.  Sometimes, tearing the paper works well to create a softer edge.
+#Cutting Utensil. Scissors, craft knife, razor blades. Sometimes, tearing the paper works well to create a softer edge.
-#Glue.  Standard white glue works best if diluted with a little water.  Specialty glues can be found in craft stores.
+#Glue. Standard white glue works best if diluted with a little water. Specialty glues can be found in craft stores.
-#Roller or Smoother.  Something to remove glue bubbles.  A brayer is a specialized tool like a miniature rolling pin that will help remove wrinkles and excess glue.
+#Roller or Smoother. Something to remove glue bubbles. A brayer is a specialized tool like a miniature rolling pin that will help remove wrinkles and excess glue.
-#Glue spreader.  Can be cotton swabs (be sure not to leave lint behind), popsicle sticks, paint brushes, sponges, your finger.
+#Glue spreader. Can be cotton swabs (be sure not to leave lint behind), popsicle sticks, paint brushes, sponges, your finger.
 #Cloth rags, sponges, tissue paper to wipe up excess glue and for other clean up.
-#Sealer.  Glue or other decoupage medium can be used as a sealer.  Traditional sealers were varnish and lacquer. Polyurethane or spray acrylic can also be used.
+#Sealer. Glue or other decoupage medium can be used as a sealer. Traditional sealers were varnish and lacquer. Polyurethane or spray acrylic can also be used.
-#Other tools.  Any other tools that you may need to prepare the surface of your decoupage item.  This could include sand paper, steel wool, tack cloths. After enough layers of sealant are applied, imperfections in the sealant can be sanded out with 400 grit sandpaper and more sealant applied.
+#Other tools. Any other tools that you may need to prepare the surface of your decoupage item. This could include sand paper, steel wool, tack cloths. After enough layers of sealant are applied, imperfections in the sealant can be sanded out with 400 grit sandpaper and more sealant applied.
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