Upcycle An End Table With Decoupaging Fabric: Trash To Treasure

New to channel, and love it so far. Question, why is the sanding done after the first coat? Thank you!

I have never decoupage. Can you just about decoupage basically anything?

there's no "a" in "polycrylic"

The legs don’t go at all - too tall.

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing! 💯 ❣️

Thank you!! I’m going on try this on a sewing box I found on the side of the road too 🤩

Have you ever taken 70 yr old magazine articles and cleared coated it to the top of a end table? I have some super cool 70 yr old music magazines and the covers are beautifulllllllllll. I was wanting to take the covers and put them onto vintage end tables with a clear coat on them so ppl can see them. I've never done this before. Is it possible, hard, very involved or fairly easy for a beginner? I live near music venues so the vintage magazines would be super cool but I don't know how to put them properly onto vintage small tables so they have clear coat fininishes and adhere properly. Tips?

Do you put the fabric straight after the polyacrylic or wait to dry out a bit?

Curious, do you know how easily this can be removed? I have a coffee table that needs to be refinished, but I don’t want to do all that work now while I have a child and lots of pets.

I would like to decoupage some heavier upholstery fabric to the doors of a sideboard. As the fabric is quite textured, I was thinking of not adding layers of poly acrylic over the fabric once it is glued to the wood. Please may I ask you for your thoughts?

I really see no point in a decoupaged table top.

Cab fleece be decoupage on wooden chairs? I have sone fun fleece I want to put on my dad’s old kitchen chair to spruce up my dad’s old chair to use in my sewing room.

Why not just tuck the fabric around the edges instead of cutting it?

Would this work on laminate wood? I want to redo my cube shelf like this! Or should I sand it down before?

I just decoupaged upholstery fabric on the inside back of a cabinet I painted with a faux copper patina paint finish. Everyone loves it and it was really easy. The thick fabric is wrinkle proof. The only problem I had was cutting the excess.

I'm in love! 😍😍

Do you need to use the clear satin finish or will the matte or flat finish work?

I have a light cotton table cloth that I am constantly washing because of messy kids, if I did this with the cloth would it be okay as is after finishing? Or would I need to seal it with something more resistant to wear when I scrub down the table? If so I was considering Varathane triple thick polyurethane.

Instead of using an X-Acto knife to trim the fabric, could you have use that technique with a lighter that burns the extra fabric away?

Do you think this would work for floor tiles?

I love this, just my style!

Never knew you could do this and now you’ve given me a great idea. YOur tool board in the start of this video behind you,that I’m guessing was a mirror once a upon a time. I have a beautiful frame from a mirror too and I need somewhere to put all my garden tools so I’m going to decoupage the inner and re drill all the holes in that board you put behind the frame I also have little pots the same to store all my bits and bobs.

I would like to decoupage fabric onto a wood plaque…..and once dry, I would like to decoupage a photo copy of my parent’s signatures on top. What would be the best way to do this? Also, can the iron on method be used with fabric onto wood?

Can the poly acrylic you are using in this project be used for all decoupaging projects rather than Mod Podge? I decopauge with paper napkins and thin papers as well.

Really cute! It’s perfect worth the orange showing through.

Can you do this on plastic do ya think?

Nice, but Polyurethane is not poly-acrylic. ;)

I love it Diedra!

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I’ve fabric decoupaged several times with thin cotton, my favorite but have you ever tried fabric decoupaging with chiffon or polyester? Think silk is also very easy as well. Just wondering.

What a great idea! Love from NB

Just what I needed :)))
Everybody is decoupaging with the same materials and I`ve got so many different beautiful and old materials that I`d like to transfer to furniture. Fabric is one of them.
Thank you so much.
I just subscribed to your great channel :)

WOW...what a fun project. Turned out FANOMINAL
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Beautiful 🤩
Thanks for sharing ❤️

Perfect timing for an art project I was planning on doing this weekend.

Wow really nice 👍 Thank you for sharing

What a clever use for a scarf to marry with a table, and those feet added are adorable

I love this idea- I will for sure have an attempt at it🌻 thanks for sharing

Great idea 💡 👍

Once again you NAILED it!!!! I love all your upcycles, you are the queen of turning 'trash' to treasure!!!!

Awesome idea, I am doing a project similar to this soon using a wooden crate 💗💗

Nice work

I needed your tip on polyacrylic. I don't like mod podge much. Great project!

beautiful table! definitely would have in the home!

My family had a agricultural seed company in the 1960s and they used thick cotton feed sacks. How could I use them on a table since they're a thicker material? Thanks.

I swear, subscribing to your channel is one of the best things I ever did. So much inspiration with every upload!!

Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. I will try it!

Adorable! Thank you for your hard work and inspirations for us!