Good Morning my Beauties!
Oh my..I hope you all had a Beautiful weekend..It was cold and still snowy here in Michigan, but we
got to see the Sun all day on St. Patrick's Day...It was Glorious.
For once I wasn't panicking to get a project done by Sunday either.
I got this one done during the week!! WOO HOO!!
Its not often I am ahead of schedule...I am sure it won't last long.
You see in my joy at being ahead of schedule...I forgot to take a BEFORE picture...
I didn't remember until I had a first coat on.
Good thing I didn't hurt myself patting myself on the back at being ahead of schedule...LOL!
I painted this cute little table with some CeCe Caldwells Sante Fe Turquoise.
I have been itching to use this spring color on something and this table was perfect.
But the table needed a little more SOMETHING...
GRAPHICS FAIRY and Some Freezer Paper to the RESCUE~!
You can see how to do the Freezer Paper transfer HERE.
I printed it off in reverse and applied it to the table.
Its been a while since I have done one and for the first time in a while it worked FIRST TRY...
I almost couldn't believe it! :)
Here it is in all its GLORY..The Frenchy, Vintage Key Goodness!
Once the ink was dry I sprayed it with Poly to seal the ink.
I then distressed and waxed the whole thing.
I think you will agree, it was perfect for this table.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial, and even more, I hope you have
a BEAUTIFUL day!
http://www.homestoriesatoz.com/tutorials/tutorials-tips-link-party-101.html
http://www.the36thavenue.com/2013/03/diy-clothespins.html
18 comments:
I love this~I had read about the freezer transfer paper method but never tried it~now I will. Thanks so much for sharing at the It's a Spring Thing linky party ~ I'm pinning this as well to our party board.
Have a great week,
Mary Beth
I love it! I've never used the freezer paper method. Thanks for sharing!
Leslie
House on the Way
Karin-That turned out great. Okay- that looks bigger than a normal sized sheet of paper through. Did you print it out in sections or is it a small table top? Just curious-I have never tried this either- xo Dina
Love this!!! The teal with the key graphic is gorgeous. Pinning.
love this and the color yummy hard to resit turq....
I absolutely love this. It turned out simply gorgeous!!
You are the freezer paper Queen. I bow to you Ma Lady ;)
Wow- it turned out BEAUTIFUL!
Wow, I love this! The color is beautiful and it looks amazing. Thanks for the tutorial ~ I've never done the freezer paper transfer.
xo
Pat
Your table turned out great! Love the transfer.
Such a beauty Karin. I love the color and the graphic. You've been quite the busy bee, but I am happy that you are ahead of schedule:0)
xo
Sumaya
Love the color and the key, how cute for an entry table and reminder of a place to put your keys!
I absolutely cannot believe that you used freezer paper for this graphics transfer! The table looks sooo good!! I know my readers would love to see this, too! We have a weekly link up party at allthingswithpurpose.com and we'd love to have you join us!! P.S. We are your newest FB like :)
Wonderful project!
I've never tried this transfer method but it looks amazing - gosh your table is so stunning1 I love the graphic details as well as the gorgeous turquoise color too! Thanks so much for sharing it at Project Inspired! Pinning! :D
I featured you today! http://www.settingforfour.com/2013/03/project-inspired-no-5-linky-party.html Thanks for sharing your creativity and hope to see you at this week's party too!
This is beautiful...the color, the graphic! You are being featured tomorrow on Tickled Pink!
Beautiful bench!
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