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I had a "Ikea" metal table with drawers that I used like a bedside table.
I bought vintage comic of Super girl in the "Rastro"(fly market in Madrid).
With special glue for paper and water wallpapered the bedside table with the comic.
When the bedside table was dry varnish it with glaze.
(sorry for my bad English)
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Giorgia G.
29 Oct 15:50
that's supercool..compliments!
*___*
AdvocatusDiaboli
29 Oct 16:53
Muahahahahaha NO HAY COMPASIÓN!!!! Me flipa--
Jewels
29 Oct 22:51
i love you bed spread too! nice job
DIS.AR.RAY
31 Oct 02:14
you.... are amazing...
so amazing...
EVEnl
01 Nov 20:01
You did a great job ^_^, it's too bad the picture on the other side of the page shows. I did the same with one of my projects (a tray) but my technique is different than yours.
Mama Zoe
05 Nov 21:55
I have some geeky friends that would positively cry at the cutting+glue of a vintage comic *grins* I LOVE IT... that's fantastic. :)
Clytemnestra
05 Nov 23:36
Wow! Fun and original!
Shae
06 Nov 04:14
I LOVE it! But I don't think I could bring myself to cut up comic books! lol But it is SUPPA FLY!
Araceli G.
07 Nov 11:42
gracias!
Thanks everyone!!!!
I made this project some years ago...
lazylinepainterbelle
08 Nov 12:10
Thats FUNKY!
katiebugs :)
08 Nov 22:17
oh my gosh woooow! cool!
Heatherr M'Kay
16 Nov 15:23
how to?
Heatherr M'Kay
16 Nov 15:26
does it work on wood?
Araceli G.
29 Dec 15:23
in wood is more easy than metal, because the glue sticks better on wood because it is a porous surface, but I work it in metal.