Decoupaged Keyholder




Hi Everyone,


Its me Amisha and once again here i am with the detailed step by step procedure of the project that i have recently made. Its a Decoupaged Keyholder so lets start with it.

Step 1: I took the base and finalise the wooden texture paper from Nakshathra Designz to use



Step 2: With the help of ruler and and crafting mat and cutter measured the size of the base and cut the paper accordingly. 


Step 3: Next step is to adhere the paper with the help of modpodge and later applied a top coat layer of the same on the adhered paper.




Step 4: Once the top layer of modpodge dried then applied a coat of aquador varinsh to seal the project.




Step 5: Chose few embellishment that will complete the look of  my project so i took an acrylic and mdf cutout and metal key charms.




Step 6: Coloured the embellishment in gold and with the help of double tape stuck those embellishments and put the key hooks as well.

So, Here is the final look of my Amazing Keyholder :)



Hope it inspired you to create something beautiful and amazing dont forget to share with us.
and thank you for stopping by.

Love,
Amisha

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