Also known as "The Gluey Panic" or "The Stick-It-Together-And-Pray Method", this technique is perfect for when you're short on time and patience.
It's a simple process: apply a thick coat of white glue to the surface of your furniture, then add decorative elements while the glue is still tacky. Voilà! Instantly add some questionable aesthetic value to any piece of furniture.
This technique has been used by professionals and amateurs alike for centuries. In fact, it's rumored that a 19th-century furniture maker used decoupage to cover up a nasty stain, and it's now a prized example of "accidental art."
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