The Graphics Fairy has these beautiful pictures of garden urns.
I transferred the garden urns using my
* woodworker's transfer tool on wood.
I aged the wood with the vinegar and steel wool solution.
~ How to Age the Wood ~
Apple Cider Vinegar
Steel Wool
Container for Solution
Paint Brush
Pour the apple cider vinegar into a container.
Add the steel wool and let it sit for
24 hours.
I used a chip paint brush to
apply
the mixture to the wood.
*Save your leftover
mixture. I poured the rest into a glass jar. I discarded the steel wool.
I painted the back and sides of the wood plaques with black paint.
Then I sealed the wood with clear Butcher's Bowling Alley Wax and buffed.
* This transfer only works with a laser printer image. The woodworker's transfer tool melts the toner off the paper and onto the wood.
I love how they turned out!
I hope I've inspired you to use your woodworker's transfer tool.
You can find it on my sidebar.
Happy Crafting!
xo,
Dee
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oh wow, looks lovely and so perfect for your home!Very fitting,
ReplyDeleteOooo! These are just beautiful Dee!
ReplyDeletePerfect & beautiful Dee
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week ~
TTFN ~
Marydon
Dearest Dee,
ReplyDeleteYou managed to transfer them very well.
Hope you had a lovely Father's Day.
Love,
Mariette
Beautiful Dee! I love the way they turned out!!
ReplyDeleteYou're killing me here -- I NEED to make it a priority to get that tool! These are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty Dee! I love how they turned out.
ReplyDeleteI was expecting to see concrete urns by the post title, but I like your version so much better. Just darling:)
ReplyDeleteDee, they really turned out great!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!!!
Blessings,
Nadya
You always amaze me! These are fabulous! Thanks for sharing the urn graphics too!
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty Dee can you tell me what step only works with a laser printer?
ReplyDeleteThanks RaNae
These are lovely, Dee! I love them on the stands but they'd probably look just as great hanging up.
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful and they look so professional! What a great job!
ReplyDeleteDee, Great project! I love the vinegar and steel wool solution for the wood. ~ Jamie
ReplyDeleteWow! these look gorgeous! Love it! What kind of wood did you use for these? Looks amazing! Thanks for sharing such inspiring ideas, Dee!Hugs,Poppy
ReplyDeleteSweet plaques Dee. they transferred so clearly!
ReplyDeleteYour plaques turned out really, really nice. I love them!
ReplyDeleteAnother great project, Dee. They turned out great.
ReplyDeleteVery cool project! Love how they turned out.
ReplyDeleteDee, they are fabulous! You have me inspired! Happy week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteOh I love how they turned out Dee.
ReplyDeleteHmmm I wonder if I could modpodge these on canvas??
Dee you've done it again. You have made such beautiful art. You are so talented and make me want a laser printer so badly. rj
ReplyDeleteDear Sweet Dee, you blow my mind with all the gorgeous projects that you have been turning out. I am amazed with your abilities. You Rock!!! Connie :)
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful job you've done!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love the monotone look along with the metal holders. Perfection!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! I love all of this crafty stuff you do for around your home! I am definitely getting some great ideas from your blog! I would love for you to visit my blog sometime!! I also do DIY projects (but to wear, not for the home!)
ReplyDelete:)
Allison
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These look amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your creativity at Potpourri Friday!
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