I've always used gel medium to make image transfers of laser printed images. It's messy so I don't do it often. I was reading Lil Blue Boo's blog and she used CitraSolv for image transfers on Making a Crown (super cute, BTW!). I had never heard of CitraSolv before and had to give it a shot. You can buy it on Amazon but I was able to find it at my local health food store much cheaper.
As you can see, it worked! It was super easy that I didn't even need a bone file. I placed a little on a paper towel and swiped the back of the image. Don't put too much or it'll bleed like it did to the right of my top image.
A new "Lovely Lady" was created this weekend. She says, "Grow like a weed, blossom like a flower."
I came across an image on Pinterest today for epsom salt luminaries that were super cute. I went to the website for the image, Crafts by Amanda (sweet coincidence!) and decided to give it a shot.
Amanda gave easy instructions to follow. I didn't have a mason jar but I did have an empty almond butter jar. I put one drop of (blue) food coloring in the epsom salt as instructed but I think next round I'll add more drops for a more vibrant color.
I think I'll make a few more of these in varying jar sizes/shapes and colors. They'd make an adorable centerpiece.
I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend!
Hugs,
1 comment:
WOW! Amazing stuff! Of course I love the chip art! And your transfers came out amazing - might have to track down some of the Citra-stuff!
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