mint by Michelle decoupage papers have been created especially for furniture art and refurbishment. mint decoupage papers come with comprehensive instructions. The optimum paper size, gsm and print have all been painstakingly curated by Michelle, owner of MINT, and is a culmination of years of working with decoupage papers, and refurbishing furniture with individuality, style and artistic scope in mind. Please note that these images and this particular paper have been paired very carefully with absolute artistic merit in mind. The purpose is to create a piece that is as authentic looking as is possible. They are intended to look like actual artwork on your piece – and your piece then becoming the artwork. As such, depending on your method of application you can expect different outcomes – straight decoupage application will result in your paper being ever so slightly crinkled (though flat) which can assist in making your piece look authentic. Whereas, the iron on method of decoupage will result in your paper being very flat and clean on your piece. Each paper comes with instructions Each paper should be applied using an image medium. Your image can be finished with the same image medium or you can opt to use a water or oil based topcoat for the best protection. Papers may appear larger/smaller in the web preview than they actually are. Decor tissue and papers ship Flat Fold, any creases will work themselves out during the decoupage process or you can iron on low 'dry heat' on flat surface. Do not steam as papers can wrinkle more and even lighter weights can come apart. Any crease discoloration (usually on darker images) is the nature of the beast, I mean paper, and can be touched up, if desired, with glaze, paint or distressing. Full color edge-to-edge print Substantial paper weight This large scaled tissue design is perfect for larger decoupage projects by MINT by Michelle NOTE: All Decoupage Papers come to us Flat-Folded and may have a faded crease line which is more apparent on darker colors. You are able to mask any of those by touching up with your favorite paint or glaze.
