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Glue decorative wallpaper or decoupage to the interior of the five panels.

Jazz up free boxes with a little decoupage: just pick out some paper you like and glue it to the box.

Another alternative is to cover the chipboard with scraps of scrapbooking paper, then seal the embellishment with a coat of decoupage clue.

Decoupage sturdy cardboard boxes with coordinating patterned papers to create unique storage containers for all the photos you have yet to scrapbook.

Decoupage medium works well for making chipboard word albums, but it can buckle your patterned paper if you're not careful.

The small size of chipboard embellishments makes them a fun way to experiment with various creative techniques, ranging from rubber stamping to decoupage.

Decoupage with copies of your favorite photos, magazine cut outs, images from greeting cards, maps, travel brochures or old sheet music.

Color the image and use decoupage techniques to add it to the cover of your scrapbook.

Find clipart and photos that represent your theme and decoupage the images onto the cover of the book.

You could also use decoupage to cover the lid in a collage of pictures of you and your dog.

The flipside is a decoupage of multiple languages that all spell out the word, "Peace."

Decoupage a paper napkin around your candle holder.

Instead of spending money on expensive and often ugly plastic storage containers, decoupage sturdy cardboard boxes to use as totes for all your household items.

Mod Podge decoupage adhesive can be purchased from any large craft store, but you can also decoupage with children's liquid school glue if you're trying to save money.

Bubblepop Jewelry recycles wooden Scrabble tiles and uses decoupage to impose images of yoga postures.

Take some of these items and decoupage them to the frame using decoupage glue or diluted white glue.

Spread tacky glue or decoupage glue onto the frame with a sponge brush.

Decoupage pictures of all the kids on the sides.

If you use decoupage glue, you can just glue right over everything you put down and it will stay in place.

Then get a square block of wood from your local craft store, sand lightly and decoupage the pictures all over the wood like a collage.

Paint or decoupage hearts on just about any type of craft wood item you can find at the craft store, from picture frames to recipe boxes, benches to trunks.

You can also use magazine pages for your art by making them into beads, using them in a decoupage project, even creating a little book for your children.

All you need is a bunch of paper, either from magazines, junk mail or even old wrapping paper, a craft knife and a straight edge, if you want your beads to come out uniform, and plain white glue or decoupage glue.

You can use diluted white glue or decoupage medium, gloss varnish or a spray acrylic medium.

Cut out an angel topper, decoupage with the second topper and stick to card with foam pads.

Decoupage the boxes to make them a little prettier, and embellish with a symbol of what is inside (stamp the box that's full of rubber stamps with rubber stamps, for instance).

Pretty and Practical Storage: Decoupage pretty papers over old shoeboxes and tin cans to make useful storage containers for your home office.

Frames can be decorated with paint, decoupage, or glued on embellishments such as seashells and silk flowers.

This amazing reference book features a brief overview of crafts to make from A-Z - including activities such as botanical pressing, decoupage, rubber stamping, and making wreaths.

Decoupage can be a fun way to make a decorated flower pot.

If you're unfamiliar with the decoupage technique, please review the LoveToKnow Crafts article How to Decoupage for more information.

Decoupage the cover of a plain notebook or three-ring binder to make a snazzy place to store assignments and notes.

You can decoupage with many different types of materials.

If you're concerned about the durability of a project, try sealing it with a coat of decoupage medium.

Dip a foam brush in the decoupage medium, and apply a think coat to the back of the item you want to apply.

Press the item onto the container in the desired location, and apply another layer of decoupage medium over the top.

Continue with this process until the entire container is covered, and then apply one more coat of the decoupage medium to help protect the surface.

Mix up your own decoupage medium using white glue and water, or use a premixed decoupage medium like Mod Podge.

Apply the photos and clippings, and then apply another coat of decoupage medium.

Apply another thick coat of the decoupage medium, and let the box dry completely.