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Last week a friend of mine asked me if I had this particular Vintage Crown Image. I knew I had it, and I had thought for sure it was on my blog, however it appears that I never posted this one. Anyway, I decided this would be a good one for my Transfer Printables series. So I’ve enlarged it and you can print it out and transfer it, onto any number of DIY projects! This one comes from an 1840’s Encyclopedia.
Need help finding the perfect Transfer Method for your Project? Check out my Post about Transfer Methods HERE
La Miette bricole says
February 24, 2012 at 12:55 amMerci Karen pour ce beau partage, bises de France, Miette
Karen- The Graphics Fairy says
February 24, 2012 at 10:14 amMercy Miette! Hugs and kisses to you sweet friend!
jaylen watkins says
March 1, 2012 at 6:09 amThanks for this excellent post.
Printable
Anonymous says
March 2, 2012 at 5:02 pmYou’re now in my favorites. Just used the crown and Paris with wreath on planters, looks great. Thanks, Linda
Jessica Brunelle says
August 14, 2013 at 7:46 pmI just wanted to THANK YOU so much for everything that you do! I am so happy that I found your Blog, it is by far my favorite and most useful. I really appreciate you sharing the most fabulous printables and altering them ready to go for transfers. I think you are wonderful for sharing these images and detailed instructions totally free. I know people charge a lot for decals of some of the exact same images you share. I have made the prettiest things for my daughters room thanks to you! I wish you all the best and all the good you do will always come back to you 🙂
Best <3 Jessica
Jessica Brunelle says
August 14, 2013 at 7:52 pmOh BTW I transferred the “Crown” image 5x onto water slide decal paper and transferred them onto the 5 blades of the ceiling fan in my daughters room! It looks Fabulous!
Best, Jessica
Karen Watson says
August 14, 2013 at 8:41 pmWow, what a cool idea Jessica! I bet it looks so pretty!! I’m so glad you are enjoying my images and putting them to such a good use!
AnnaJewels says
August 26, 2013 at 1:51 pmThank you so much for this wealth of information. I have been googling how to transfer images to painted wood for a month and I did not get your site as a choice to look at until I found you on Pinterest! Even then though, I didn’t get so far that it brought me to this extremely organized, super generous web page. I am giddy with excitement to finally be able to experiment with all the options you’ve given, using all my materials I have had sitting in my art room for months. I will fill you in on the process and progress. Thank you again for being so unselfish with your art knowledge to all us newbies trying to have fun with this stuff too. It’s refreshing!! Best of luck in any new projects your working on.