We do this with decorative paper napkins which gives it a great seasonal feel.
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launch the napkin and separate the layers keeping just the top printed layer and discarding the other ply.
you might also cut around the image but the tearing gives the design a gradual finished edge.
Paint a section of the fishbowl vase, just a bit bigger than your cut napkin image.
Brush on a layer of decoupage to the white paint and glue your napkin image over top.
Gently press the paper and continue until the surface is covered.
Lightly brush on a top layer of decoupage over top of the napkin.
Gently spray faux snow over the edge of the napkin.
In the meantime paint a piece of driftwood white for a snowman.
Using a fine tip paintbrush, paint a face onto the snowman and attach a ribbon as a scarf.
Next, cut floral foam to fit into the fishbowl and hot glue into place.
Arrange your faux flowers into the floral foam and cover with faux snow.
Finally add some twinkle lights and enjoy!
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Repurposed Fishbowl Centerpiece for Winter
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