This is how the plate looked before.....
...and this is how it turned out!The ink I used was for glass so I will "bake" the plate so the stamp won't come off. Pretty nifty, huh?
This is a photo of a classic white urn with an old rusty candelier sprayed white...I'm drooling just looking at it. I found the picture in one of my decorating books called "Flea Market Finds, Before & After, Home Decorating With Makeover Miracles"....which of course, means that NOW I must have one of the urn/candle things!
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5 comments:
Hey, Judy, I saw that on Christy's site too. Will have to look for those transfers at my Wally world. It's a great look, as is that nifty urn & candelabra. Cute!
Glad your blog is back to normal for you!
xo,
Rhoda
I love the way your plate turned out. So simple and elegant. I will definately try this one mysef. Thanks! Paula
I love it!!! Turned out really good. I haven't tried the stamp effect yet but that's my next thing to try. I have so many extra plates lying around that I need to make something.
Oh what fabulous ideas. I am drooling over the urn as well. I am going to have to find a way to do this. Love love love the transfer idea. Another creative thing I must try. I am with you on the roosters. My whole kitchen was French country (red yellow and green) filled with roosters and toile. I needed a gentle look and "retired" several myself. They have been replaced with song birds and nests. Not all but most. I am trying to find the right place for the new on with out going backwards. Thanks for the visit.
Heather
I love your plates! What an awesome idea. My daughter has a lot of black furniture in her dining room. I am going to have to make her a platter like yours! S9o Sweet!!
And I really like the urn with the chandelier! Cute! Cute! Cute!
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