Add charm and character to your DIY projects with Decoupage Tissue Paper by ReDesign with Prima. Designed for furniture and crafts, these lightweight yet durable sheets apply smoothly and deliver beautiful, artistic finishes every time.
At ReDesign with Prima, we've brought together a range of printed decoupage tissue papers that are thin enough to blend but strong enough not to tear on contact. And yeah, we get that nothing slows down a project faster than a paper that wrinkles, rips, or doesn’t sit right. That’s why we’ve focused on quality first.
There’s something simple and satisfying about taking an old piece of furniture and giving it a new story. Our Decoupage Decor Tissue Paper collection is made for people who like to slow down and make something with their hands. Whether you're new to decoupaging or you've been at it for years, you’ll find materials here that are easy to work with and actually look good when you're done.
Decoupage paper is lightweight paper used to decorate objects by gluing it onto surfaces like wood, glass, metal, or canvas. Tissue-style sheets are thinner than standard paper, which makes them easier to blend into the surface. These are ideal for furniture, trays, boxes, and wall decor.
Our sheets come in different formats including:
They’re made for DIYers, hobbyists, furniture flippers, and anyone who wants to change how something looks without starting from scratch.
You could use thicker paper, but tissue paper just works better when you're working with curves, edges, and corners. It blends into the background, gives you more control, and doesn’t bubble as easily when paired with a proper medium.
Some of the common reasons people choose tissue paper decoupage:
Not all papers are equal. Some tear too easily. Others bleed when they get wet. If you’re looking to buy decoupage paper online, focus on these:
You don’t need to guess sizes. Here's a quick rundown:
The cool part? You’re not limited to one type of surface. Decoupaging paper works with all sorts of home decor and craft items.
Here are a few popular uses:
Just make sure the base is clean and dry before you apply. You can also prep the surface with a white paint layer if your paper is translucent.
Decoupage furniture with tissue paper is a good way to breathe life into old pieces. A cracked finish or plain wood surface becomes a background for florals, text, or artistic patterns. It’s way cheaper than buying new furniture and feels more personal too.
We stock Decor Tissue Paper for Furniture in both soft and bold designs. Whether you're doing a modern pattern or a vintage rose motif, the paper fits right in.
Use something made for decoupage. Here's what pairs well with our tissue paper:
Brush on a thin layer of medium, apply the paper, then gently smooth. Once it dries, you can seal with the same medium or a clear topcoat.
Designs matter. That’s why we focus on detailed, printed papers with consistent color and pattern coverage. Our sheets include options like:
Each print is designed to hold up when wet and show detail once sealed. We test our designs across furniture, canvas, and home decor pieces.
Even experienced crafters hit a few snags. These tips help keep things smooth:
And yeah, not all papers are created equal. Ours are tear-resistant decoupage paper types that hold up better than standard napkins or printouts.
People often confuse the two. Here’s how they’re different:
If you're just starting out or working on bigger pieces, go with tissue first.
Still unsure which to get? Here's a quick guide:
It also helps to match your design style. Go simple if the furniture already has bold features. Use bold prints if you're working on a plain base.
We ship right out of the USA, and most orders are sent within 2–3 business days. Returns are accepted on unopened items within 30 days, but shipping fees aren’t refunded, and a 25% restocking fee is taken out.
Making things with your hands should feel good, not frustrating. At Re•Design with Prima, we keep that in mind with every product we carry. These decoupage paper sheets are meant to fit into your creative routine, not complicate it. Whether you're flipping furniture, decorating your space, or making handmade gifts, you’ll find something here that works.
