Click HERE for the Full Size Printable PDF
(This one is suitable for printing directly on fabric, for decoupage etc.)
(This one is suitable for printing directly on fabric, for decoupage etc.)
Click HERE for the Full Size Printable PDF of the Mirror Image
(Use this image when you need a reverse image for transfer projects, as with Iron on Transfers or Citra Solv transfers etc.)Well, it feels like it's been forever since the last time that I posted a new French Transfer! I've had a lot going on lately, but I'm putting some things in motion to slow my crazy life down a bit, so that I can spend more time on these kinds of things, more on that another time. Anyway... I was very excited to find this Wheat Wreath on an old French Document and I thought it would be perfect for a French Grain Sack design! I think this would look fabulous on Linen or Burlap, great for Flour Sack projects too! Of course you can use them for any of your DIY projects, like pillows, towels, signs, table runners or even furniture pieces! I've included a front facing version and also a mirrored version. The possibilities are endless so have fun with these!
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This is beautiful, Karen! Thank you! I am definitely going to use this on something.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy! You have such good taste, so it makes it especially sweet to have your stamp of approval on it!!
DeleteWonderful timing. I'm going to be making some kitchen towels this week and want them to have a grain-sack look. This image is PERFECT! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful transfer printable.. I will use it
ReplyDeleteCristina
Thanks Sammi and Cristina! I'm glad you can both use this one for your projects!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I have a few plain cheese boards and these will be just perfect!!!! And for the top of a kitchen table that I've been wanting to spruce up a bit!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so so much Karen for sharing all your amazing graphics with us. It makes our lives as crafters a whole lot easier(*_*)
This is so pretty. I'll have to ask my French-speaking friend to translate -- I though bain was bath, but maybe bains is something else!
ReplyDeleteJust used your Cacao-Payraud art to make a candy dish for my daughter. I printed the art onto kraft paper, tore it for an old label look at distressed it with some stain I had left on my brush (I was staining the legs of a footstool I made). Mod Podged it onto an apothecary jar I bought for a song at Home Goods and will fill it with chocolate as a gift for her new apartment.
Any way to get just the wreath?
ReplyDeleteB.
If you don't have Photoshop, just print it up, use a liquid paper to cover up the other stuff, and photocopy it or scan and print.
DeleteI have edited it for you, and uploaded it to a new board on my Pinterest Account. Here is the link. It is a .jpg, as the PDF I created in Photoshop would not load. I hope there is enough definition in it for you.
DeleteCheers.
Un millón de gracias por tu aportación Karen ,
ReplyDeletete agradezco muchísimo que lo compartas.
Eres un amor!!
. * . (\ *** /) * Un besito
.* . * ( \(_)/ ) * cielo
.* . * (_ /|\ _) . que tengas
.* . * . /___\ * . un buen dia
Love this thank you so much
ReplyDeletecant wait to give it a try
xo
Pam
I'm so excited about the uses for this one! Thanks. ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteWow..this one is really very, very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much
Dear greatings , Elly from Holland!
Det er godt nok en kanon blok denne her.
ReplyDeleteTusind tak
Thank you so much from Denmark