How Do You Decoupage A Kitchen Table?
In decorating, many people choose décor that will either contrast or compliment central items in each room. In the kitchen, for example, the table is likely going to be a big focal point, so it is natural to want this main area to be different yet still functional for daily use. The kitchen table can be a work of art unto itself through the art of decoupage, and once you have finished this project, you can pull aspects from your table to create an ambiance that is easily reproducible throughout other areas in your home to draw the rooms together or set them apart. Sand your tabletop with the 800-grit then 1200-grit sandpapers. If your table already has a polyurethane or lacquer seal on the top, you will need to remove or roughen this up. Sand first with the coarse grit then with the fine grit to achieve a smooth feel to the tabletop. Cut out your pictures and do a dry layout on the tabletop so you can figure out how you want the table to look. With your scissors, you can cut the pictur
