20 Decoupage Projects to Try Now

Give an old thrift store plate new life with decoupage. No one will ever guess the humble origins of your "new" home decor object.

Decoupaged Plate for Wall Decor from The Spruce

Keep your necklaces all in the same place with this adorable and practical handmade jewelry rack. This thrifty storage idea costs about ten dollars to make, which is much cheaper and cuter than anything store bought.

DIY Jewelry Rack from The Yummy Muffin

Decorate your eggs this Easter without dye. Make these beautiful eggs with leaves cut from paper napkins and then decoupage them onto an egg. The Berså style pattern used is quite popular in Sweden, but we think everyone will love the simplicity of this design.

DIY Leaf Decoupage Eggs from Hungry Heart

It is possible to add a pretty decoupaged background to a plastic or glass plate used to serve food. There are now dishwasher safe decoupage mediums that you can use for your projects. This unique product opens up a new world of crafting! You should still hand wash all decoupaged dishes just to be on the safe side.

Decoupage Plates for Serving from The Spruce

Can you believe this beautiful tray started out as a baking pan? A little bit of gold spray paint and some vintage style butterfly prints transformed an ordinary baking pan into a gorgeous serving tray.

Decorative DIY Decoupaged Tray from Kre8atHome

Never lose any of your rings again! Cover an ordinary handmade paper cone with pretty fabric or decorative paper and slip your rings over the top to keep them safe and organized.

DIY Ring Cones from Sisoo

Plain white sneakers are transformed into a work of art with fabric and Mod Podge. Your feet will want to do a happy dance when wearing these adorable shoes.

Fabric Decoupaged Sneakers from 2nd Funniest Thing

Bold floral photograph wall decor is on trend right now! Lisa Tilse shows how to combine flower photographs and Annie Sloan chalk paint on an inexpensive piece of IKEA furniture. The results are stunning. This sideboard is not your ordinary piece of decoupaged furniture, but truly a statement piece you will be proud to display in your home.

IKEA Ivar Hack from We Are Scout

Coasters are one of those things that you can never have enough of. Make some from tiles found in every home improvement store. All you have to do is glue a square of pretty paper or fabric onto the tile and coat with waterproof decoupage medium. Quick and easy!

DIY Tile Coasters from It All Started With Paint

Add some sunshine to your life with a colorful decoupaged flower pot. Apply tissue stips to any container with Mod Podge. The result is a cute, inexpensive container for the flower of your choice. You could also use the containers to store pencils, pens, and office supplies.

Mod Mod Podge Vase from Cocktails Cupcakes Crafts

If your shelves have seen better days, you can give them new life with a layer of decoupaged fabric. It adds a pop of color to your room that will lift your spirits and make you smile.

Decoupaged Fabric Shelves from Mod Podge Rocks

The first Eames chairs from the fifties were made from molded fiberglass and were extremely popular. Plastic knockoffs are still around today proving that good design is timeless. Give your Eames knockoff some extra style by decoupaging flowers onto the seat.

Decoupaged Eames Chairs from Apartment Therapy

Transform ordinary wooden hangers with patterned tissue paper into something special. Your closet will never have looked better when you adorn it with these wooden beauties.

Why not color code your hangers for organizational purposes? You could use one color for shirts, one color for pants, etc.

Easy Decoupage Marbled Hangers from Dream a Little Bigger

Keep your jewelry within easy reach by gluing cork board onto the back of a cupboard door and covering it with bright decoupaged fabric.

Cork Board Jewelry Organizer from Mod Podge Rocks

If you like natural elements in your home decor, you will love this project. Bring nature into your home by decoupaging green leaves onto a pendant shade, giving your home instant style.

Repurposed Pendant Light from Home Jelly

Ordinary terracotta pots are decorated with paper napkins to give them a bit of color and welcome spring.This napkin technique is a quick and easy way to add a burst of color to your greenery.

Decoupaged Terra Cotta Pots from Place of My Taste

Glass bottles can be decorated with cutouts. The trick is to apply the art to the inside of the glass jars and bottles, giving the outside of the container a smooth surface.

Decoupaged Glass Jars and Bottles from DIY Show Off

Are you looking for a unique and creative way to keep your keys together? Cover a Jenga game block with decoupaged paper squares and turn it into a cute keychain.

DIY Jenga Keychain from Sarah Ortega

Cover some real or wooden eggs with decoupaged scrapbook paper to celebrate Easter or Spring. They make a lovely centerpiece when grouped on a layer of moss in a beautiful dish.

Decoupage Eggs from Everyday Dishes

Recycle those old wine bottles into unique pieces of home decor. Discover how easy it is to decorate an ordinary wine bottle using clipart and decoupage medium.

Decoupage Wine Bottles from The Spruce