One of the advantages of decoupage is that it requires very little equipment, and it's likely that you already possess the tools that you need to get started.Some tools are essential for decoupage, such as scissors, glue, varnish, cotton swabs, damp rag and various images of all kind of sources. There are also things nice to have for decoupage but not always necessary such as tweezers, craft knife, cutting mat, paintbrushes, craft roller, a piece of sponge, metal ruler, colored pencils, water-soluble pen and decoupage medium. While you are managing to create a perfect decoupage you will need the following:* GlueThere are many brands of glues available, some made specifically for decoupage. White PVA glue makes an excellent medium,
Tory burch shoes, although some glues may need to be diluted a little with water before using it. For simple projects, you can mix two parts clear drying craft glue with one part water. Decoupage glues may be used full strength, except on glass where they should be diluted.You can simply use the following recipe for making your own glue if you find it difficult to obtain decoupage glue, ? cup of sugar ? cup of flour ? teaspoon of powdered alum 1? cups of water ? teaspoon of oil of cinnamon Mix the sugar, flour, and alum in a medium sized saucepan. Gradually add the one-cup of water, stirring vigorously to break up any lumps. Boil until clear and smooth. Stir constantly. Remove from heat and add the remaining water and oil, stirring until thoroughly mixed. Put into a screw top container.* GlazeMix together three parts PVA glue with one part water. Add more water if necessary. Add two tablespoons of varnish, for shine. Put into a screw top container.* Cotton SwabsThese are used to spread the glue around. They are a very inexpensive alternative to paint brushes.* ScissorsCertain things can gradually blunt scissors, and you want to keep yours as sharp and clean as possible. Therefore you it is better to have a pair of scissors put aside solely for decoupage and
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