Click HERE for the Full Size Printable PDF
(This one is suitable for printing directly on fabric, for decoupage etc.)
Click HERE for the Full Size Printable PDF of the Reversed Version
(Use this image when you need a Reverse image for Transfer Projects, as in Iron on transfers, Citra Solv transfers etc)
This is a gorgeous Paris Script Furniture Transfer! This Typography Printable was created from an old Piece of French Ephemera, a pretty little card that was originally used as a Printers Sample. The script on this one is so lovely, included are the names of 3 French cities…. Paris, Lyon and Marseille. A nice one for your painted Furniture Projects, I think it would look marvelous on the top of a Painted Table or on the front of a Dresser!
This would also look fab transferred onto Linen, great for Flour Sack projects too! Of course you can use these for any of your DIY projects, like Pillows, towels, signs, table runners, tote bags and gorgeous on furniture pieces! The possibilities are endless so have fun! Need help finding the perfect Transfer Method for your Project? Check out my Post about Transfer Methods HERE.
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lynn cockrell says
April 4, 2014 at 11:27 amBeautiful, Karen! Thanks so much!
Cynthia says
April 4, 2014 at 3:50 pmVery beautiful, Karen! Thank you!
jeanne says
April 4, 2014 at 4:23 pmcould you give me an idea where i could find the way to manage a transfer on fabric ? never made, never seen any book, but see how beautiful it could be on my blog friends ! thank you from belgium !
Karen Watson says
April 4, 2014 at 4:34 pmHi Jeanne,
You can click on the link at the bottom of the post, or click on “Transfer Methods” at the top of my blog, to see all kinds of methods for transferring onto all kinds of surfaces. I hope that helps!
sara bradley says
September 16, 2015 at 10:58 amI love your site. Especially, I love the hommage you pay to the art of antique/calligraphy. Thanks.