01.02.2023

8 Years of Crafting Decorative Items with the Decoupage Technique

8 Years of Crafting Decorative Items with the Decoupage Technique

Today, on Kajak.mk, we are launching Slavica’s new shop, where for 8 years, she has been crafting decorative items using the decoupage technique on MDF and glass, quilling, and painting on ceramics and glass, as well as creating porcelain and MDF icons. You can view and order the products with just one click HERE.


Slavica says that the decoupage technique involves decorating items made of medium-density fiberboard, wood, or glass using napkins. Meanwhile, the quilling technique is the creation of decorative items from thin paper strips that are shaped according to one's preference.

Today, painting on ceramics and glass is the latest technique she practices. The design, color, and motifs depend on the customers' wishes and her current inspiration.

All materials used in the creation process are professional, eco-friendly, and safe for use according to the instructions.

You can order her products with just one click HERE.

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