so first i painted the pumpkin white, i used some chalk paint i had left from another project, then i printed a picture of a eline pellinkhof cross stitch rose on some wax paper, i love her work its beautiful. then i painted the area on the pumpkin with mod podge, then quickly peeled it of so i could see an transfer outline, i then waited for it to dry and coloured over the transfer with pens, i thought it would be nice to have a pink theme.
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I have not tried using waxed paper for a transfer, though I use it for everything else! I love the pastel pumpkin!
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ReplyDeleteI need to try the wax paper technique. Does it work for laser jet printers only? That's why I haven't attempted it yet. Beautiful pumpkins!!
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