Light switch covers
comments (1) February 4th, 2009 in galleryQuick and easy decoupage project.. light switch covers! You can pick em up pretty cheap at Home Depot, and with a little practice, wrangling the images and lining everything up becomes a little easier (as with most things and practice, ha!) The biggest problem is not trapping any air bubbles between the paper and the plastic, in yet glue... I have a Speedball rubber brayer (a lil one, the printmaking kind) that I use to kinda squeegee them out-- work from the center out, like rolling a pie crust.
It takes a bit of playing to find the sealant that will work with whichever paper you're using; since the paper I'm using is often 40+ years old I do lots of spot tests on scrap sheets before I coat things down and I really highly reccomend this because the coating can ruin a beautiful project in just moments.
I love these because they're a good use for images that are too big to fit on lots of the things I make, but not big enough to make bracelets out of!
Pattern or design used: My own design - Gabizoidal














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Adele
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Posted: 8:13 am on February 5th