Unique Wallpaper Dresser with Mod Podge

This wallpaper dresser is so easy to do with Mod Podge! Pick your favorite pattern and simply decoupage to the front of the drawers.

Skills Required: Intermediate. It’s harder to manage larger pieces of paper with decoupage. You’ll need some Mod Podge experience before tackling this project.

I’m so proud of Misty – and I’m such a bad craft blogger. Let me explain. First, the reason I’m proud of Misty is because she sent me photos of her wallpaper dresser re-do, and look what she did! She turned this dresser below into the dresser above. Isn’t it amazing?

A little paint, wallpaper and Mod Podge and this dresser turns from “ughs” to fabulous. That brings me to being a bad craft blogger. Awhile ago (meaning September) I featured this filing cabinet and said I was going to do something with wallpaper and decoupage medium.

I meant to do a dresser. All done with wallpaper and Mod Podge.

And I haven’t done it yet. I hope you will forgive me, forget about my slacking and be inspired by Misty.

She doesn’t yet have a blog, but I’m encouraging her to do so. And I bet she will keep her promises, unlike me. Just remember, dear readers, that I do care. I’ll do better.

The wallpaper featured on her wallpaper dresser is from the Daydream collection by Julia Rothman for H&W. You can typically get scraps of fancy wallpapers from local shops, just as a tip.

I’ll leave you with the second project that Misty did, a keyholder with a different colorway of the same pattern.

What do you think about these Mod Podge projects with wallpaper? I’d love to know in the comments!

If you want to decoupage a dresser, it’s easier than you think. Visit our blog post to get tons of ideas! Plus check out these other decoupage furniture ideas:

• Decoupage Chest of Drawers with Vintage Birds
• IKEA Furniture Makeover with Mod Podge and Fabric
• Decoupage Chair for Kids with Added Flair