Okay I will admit it- one of my favorite blogs- other than my sisters- Tattered & Timeless is the Graphic's Fairy. Is that nice woman not one of the best all around greatest people out there?
I mean she takes time out of her busy life to give us free clip art of all imaginable things. Even if it isn't your type it is all beautiful and so useful.
She hosts Brag Monday to allow us all to show off how we use her gifts.
Here is what I did:
I did a transfer using one of her images and then doing it by using gesso and a copy machine image. It just transfers the ink from the paper to the canvas. It was such fun to do I can't wait to do many more. I can see Christmas ones, spring ones - oh the list just goes wild.
Join other to see what they are bragging about at the Graphic Fairy's Brag Monday
And since this is so vintage and antique white I thought it would be a nice thing to share at
Faded Charm for White Wednesday.
And since this is so vintage and antique white I thought it would be a nice thing to share at
Faded Charm for White Wednesday.
51 comments:
Love, love , love this!!! You are a genius!! I will definitely be trying this out! Thanks for linking this up to Brag Monday and thanks for your very kind words!
How creative! I love anything that looks old and vintage. Would you please let me know exactaly how you did this. I would love to try it myself.
Thanks, and great job!
Gorgeous! This would sell for big bucks in some of the decorator stores! I too would like a little more info! What kind of transfer?
Amazing and beautiful!! Can you post instructions??
This is just wonderful! I would love to know how to do this to make Christmas gifts for my family--it would be so neat if you could post instructions or make a little tutorial!
awesome!!!! Please tell more details on how you transferred to canvas!!!!
Looks absolutely gorgeous!
Looks fabulous!!!!!
Ooooh--Love!!
Oh my goodness....it is wonderful! I just love it!
Should I e-mail my orders?
Blessings,
Liz
Beautiful! I love it!!
That truly is a canvas of beauty. It's a beautiful piece of art. I'm signing on as a follower to make sure I don't miss the tutorial! Thanks for sharing the info. with us.
Jane
This is lovely. Can't wait to see the tutorial.
Partying with you tonight.
What a great idea-thanks for sharing!
I love how this turned out! I love all the French graphics Karen posts on the Graphics Fairy! How kind of you to share. I look forward to the tutorial.
Have a blessed day!
Missy
This is beautiful! Tutorial please!! :) I have printed on muslin before , but never canvas. Happy WW!
Blessings~
Can't wait for the tutorial. I just became your follower. I don't want to miss out.
Simply Beautiful!!!!!
This turned out very cool and I love the graphic you chose. Thanks for linking up.
Kathleen
Oh Trisha this is so beautiful and so is your blog. I'm so glad I went down the WW list. I cannot wait to see the tutorial.
This is so gorgeous! So glad to read at the end that you are going to do a tutorial! Looking forward to that as I was just about to ask "HOW?" in my comments!
can't wait for the tutorial! yay!!!!!!!! want to do this too!
Love love love this. You are a goddess for doing a tutorial for this project!
Just saw this over at Graphic Fairy....and you are so right about Karen....she has become my most favorite person too....
And I love this....I just had to come over and see how you did it...hopefully you'll do a tutorial.....would love it too....thank you for sharing your beautiful creations......
and I became a follower too....
Fantastic! (exclaimed your newest follower) Putting the window screen behind it takes it to a whole new level of cool! :)
Coming over via Graphics Fairy to check this gorgeous thing out!
I'm lovin' it!!!
Rhonda
Hurry! I love this and my sister just got back from Paris for her 40th Birthday, What an incredible present to give to her! I found the picture on TGF an am excited about this!
I came over from graphics fairy, I am a new follower and I am hoping you can do step by step how you did this! we would love to know!
Carol
Congratulations on Being Featured on Brag Monday! This is a Wonderful Project! I Would Love to try this Myself! Thank You for Sharing!
Hugs
JIll
This is gorgeous!!! I would love to see the tutorial too.
Like you, I adore all of the images that the Graphics Fairy so generously offers.
Small bloggy world-- I've been stalking your sister's blog for awhile and then stumbled on yours via The Graphics Fairy. I LOVE your artwork, I've been admiring it on your sis's site. SO glad I found yours.
Anyhow, I just used Citrasolv to transfer an image onto my dining room slipcover from a copier copy. It came out nicely but is soooo light. I wish it were darker. I want to do something similar to what you did here, but I wonder if you have a suggestion on how to get the image to be darker? Do I increase the dark in my copy? Also, how did you keep the image from slipping when you brandished? I used pins and pinned the paper on top of the fabric. The first image transfer I tried slipped really bad, and the second one was fine. But I don't know what I did different the second time so, I think I just got lucky.
Thanks for any suggestions you have!
I love this piece of art! GORGEOUS - at first I thought it was a pillow, transferred on burlap (it helps to read the post) instead of just drooling over the photo. This is so beautiful!! Love, Love your blog!
Trisha, this is lovely! So lovely I tried it myself with a different graphic. Can't wait for the tutorial, I'm thinking there must be an easier way to get the paper off once the piece it dry! I am trying a couple different things, I will let you know if they work.
I love this! Just ran across your blog while searching for transfer ideas for a Christmas gift. Soooo cute! love it!
I just love this idea. I want to try it myself. I have so many yards of canvas that I need to use for some projects. I hope I can figure it out. Is it very hard to do? Thanks for being so kind as to show us how to do this wonderful craft. Sincerely, Becky...
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and very broad for me. I'm looking forward for your next post, I will try to get the hang of it!
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Wonderful! Thanks for sharing it!
Do you have a tutorial or instructions for doing this. I was looking for something like this the other day.
Thanks!
You simply put the gesso over the copy that is on the canvas? How long does it take? Can I paint the canvas first?
I love this... I had to experiment so I tried it with a print of a picture from my Laser Printer and it worked beautifully with the laser print too. I have always been intrigued by transfers and this is the most successful way I have found! Thank you for your post. I will be using this in so many ways. My transfer came out almost to perfect.
Does it explain how to do this?
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Tricia, found your site through many many journeys from clay, to painted furniture, transfer videos, and finally upon you about transferring to canvas. The weird thing is; My name is Patricia, from WV and moved to N. Carolina. Talking about Kindred spirits. I enjoy many crafty things but I am a visual artist in oil painting and have for many years now.
Simply wanted to say hi, you may never see this as the last was 2016. Hello and I love your site.
One artist to another
Have a great day
N.b. use gel medium as in tutorial, not gesso as mentioned here
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