2 resin furniture floral swags. Architectural Rose garland Glue to any surface. flat back furniture applique molding pediment onlay. You can use E-6000, epoxy, gorilla glue, or wood flooring hot melt, or Starbond “crazy glue”and catalyst to glue them down.
Do not use a nails unless the applique is warmed with a hair dryer or heat gun. It might break or crack. Brown is a bonus! Very easy to paint over the applique starting with primer in a can or brush. This is the best applique color for shabby chic distressed by sanding appliqué.
Great for a Dresser or china cabinet, vanity base, door, armoire door, bed, or crib. all types of application to decorate furniture. Don’t forget you can also use them on cabinets. Swags are best combined with drops and bows. Designs can be mixed with so many combiations.
This is easily primed with any spray can or similar. Follow with your painting steps.
This is slightly flexible. Can break if dropped. It can still be usable if broken if you have all the pieces and glue them down again. It can flex if warmed by a hot place. Or sunny day set on metal. Or briefly heated in the micro wave. Heated with hair drier or heat gun.
Do not nail or pin nail without pre heating the appliqué and nailing it while it is warm.
To bend onto your shape just set in the sun, put in the microwave for a short time. Place on a hot plate. Can conform to a slight curve or even be bent slightly in most directions.
Put your creative energy and a little elbow grease into furniture or décor. Give new life and personality that enhances the plain surfaces and turns your garage sale finds, granny’s furniture, or tired styles into a timeless beauty.
Let your imagination flow as to how these flexible, paintable, and stylish decorations can be glued to almost any surface. Including file cabinets, walls, ceilings, ceiling medallions, furniture, suitcases, trunks, lighting, and more. Weatherproof resin, easy to paint and decorate. See samples these brown appliques on the nightstand painted in a shabby white finish & combining different appliques to get other designs.
SIZE: 5″ x 2″ x 1/4″ deep.
Brown: Why brown is a plus. It mirrors brown furniture and allows for distressing if that is the look your after. Always start with a primer first. Local hardware stores and Walmart have paints and glues and primer to buy. Sure even use the newest chalk paint materials. Primer is to allow for the next step of paint to have the proper adherence. One of my choices is Zinzer gold stain blocker primer in white if my project is a light shade. Try not to get paint on the back side so it will glue down as flat as possible.
Flex: If you have any curved shape, set them out in the sun, or on a hot plate, or short time in the microwave. This type will flex.
Cut: Nippers, knife, dremel saw blade, trim them easily, or just break them. They can even be broken up into smaller pieces and they are still very usable.
Glues: I find E-6000 is a great glue for this step. You must tape down the piece or pin nail it to the project during drying time. Some super glues made for furniture with a catalyst can also work. Nailing is always a great insurance that your piece will stay on for a lifetime.
Classic design.
Can be beautifully combined with swags, drops, and more.
Put your creative energy and a little elbow grease into furniture or décor. Give new life and personality that enhances the plain surfaces and turns your garage sale finds, granny’s furniture, or tired styles into a timeless beauty.
Let your imagination flow as to how these flexible, paintable, and stylish decorations can be glued to almost any surface. Including file cabinets, walls, ceilings, ceiling medallions, furniture, suitcases, trunks, lighting, and more. Weatherproof resin, easy to paint and decorate. See samples these brown appliques on the nightstand painted in a shabby white finish & combining different appliques to get other designs.
Put your creative energy and a little elbow grease into furniture or décor. Give new life and personality that enhances the plain surfaces and turns your garage sale finds, granny’s furniture, or tired styles into a timeless beauty.
Let your imagination flow as to how these flexible, paintable, and stylish decorations can be glued to almost any surface. Including file cabinets, walls, ceilings, ceiling medallions, furniture, suitcases, trunks, lighting, and more. Weatherproof resin, easy to paint and decorate. See samples these brown appliques on the nightstand painted in a shabby white finish & combining different appliques to get other designs.
SIZE: 5″ x 2″ x 1/4″ deep.
Brown: Why brown is a plus. It mirrors brown furniture and allows for distressing if that is the look your after. Always start with a primer first. Local hardware stores and Walmart have paints and glues and primer to buy. Sure even use the newest chalk paint materials. Primer is to allow for the next step of paint to have the proper adherence. One of my choices is Zinzer gold stain blocker primer in white if my project is a light shade. Try not to get paint on the back side so it will glue down as flat as possible.
Flex: If you have any curved shape, set them out in the sun, or on a hot plate, or short time in the microwave. This type will flex.
Cut: Nippers, knife, dremel saw blade, trim them easily, or just break them. They can even be broken up into smaller pieces and they are still very usable.
Glues: I find E-6000 is a great glue for this step. You must tape down the piece or pin nail it to the project during drying time. Some super glues made for furniture with a catalyst can also work. Nailing is always a great insurance that your piece will stay on for a lifetime.
Brown: Why brown is a plus. It mirrors brown furniture and allows for distressing if that is the look your after. Always start with a primer first. Local hardware stores and Walmart have paints and glues and primer to buy. Sure even use the newest chalk paint materials. Primer is to allow for the next step of paint to have the proper adherence. One of my choices is Zinzer gold stain blocker primer in white if my project is a light shade. Try not to get paint on the back side so it will glue down as flat as possible.
Flex: If you have any curved shape, set them out in the sun, or on a hot plate, or short time in the microwave. This type will flex.
Cut: Nippers, knife, dremel saw blade, trim them easily, or just break them. They can even be broken up into smaller pieces and they are still very usable.
Glues: I find E-6000 is a great glue for this step. You must tape down the piece or pin nail it to the project during drying time. Some super glues made for furniture with a catalyst can also work. Nailing is always a great insurance that your piece will stay on for a lifetime.
