Audrey Hepburn Vintage Dresser
Turn an old piece of furniture into a work of art with this decoupage project.
Show your fancy side with this gorgeous decoupage furniture project. The Audrey Hepburn Vintage Dresser is a chic accessory for any classy woman to add to her home.
You can revitalize an old dresser by painting the wood a soft purple or pink and decoupaging the image of Audrey on top. You can even add some bling to her outfit when you're done. The end result is so stunning that no one will believe you did it yourself. This mod podge craft only takes a weekend to put together. Turn on "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and get to work!
PROJECT TIP: Add a stenciled background to create a textured effect.
Estimated Cost$21-$30
Time to CompleteWeekend project
MaterialsPaint, Wood
Primary TechniquePainting
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- FolkArt ® Home Decor™ Chalk - Lilac, 8 oz. (#34163)
- Mod Podge ® Furniture Gloss, 16 oz. (#CS15126)
- Dresser
- Drop Cloth
- Paintbrushes
- Poster
- Low-tack Tape
- Pencil
- Ruler
- Scissors
- Sticky-back Gems
Instructions
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Place the dresser on a drop cloth. Paint the entire dresser with lilac paint. With FolkArt Home Decor Chalk you will not need a primer. Use 2 or 3 coats of paint until the desired color is reached. Make sure to allow for dry time in between coats.
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Cut out the design from a poster. For this design, we used an Audrey Hepburn poster. Tape the poster onto the front of the dresser for placement. Make sure the eyes or important features are centered on a drawer.
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Trim the poster into strips to fit the fronts and back edges of the drawers.
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Working with one poster strip at a time, coat the back of the poster strip with Furniture Mod Podge. Position onto the dresser. Smooth with your fingers to remove any air bubbles. Wait 15 minutes and then top with more Mod Podge. Continue this process until each strip is in the proper place.
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Attach sticky-back gems to highlight areas of the poster. We added them to the necklace, earrings, and tiara area.
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