Its really too bad I don't do recipes here on my blog, because my friend Ann who hosted bookclub had this amazing dessert, it was sort of like a cheese Danish ... yummy ....
Anyway, here are a few shots of some other goodies in my
vintage cupboard. There is a fun 40's cardboard egg cartoon, a basket of eggs, and my favorite, a late Victorian (1890's) ceramic bowl with chicks hatching from their eggs on the lid. Such a fun piece.
I am having a lot of fun with this reverse decoupage method, its a little tricky and you probably noticed that some of the label gets rubbed away completely so that bits are missing, but I actually think the process sort of 'ages' the items I use it on .... more to come I'm sure. Thanks for stopping by!
Nice job on those canisters Pollyanna!
ReplyDeleteThanks, that is so nice of you to say. Thanks for coming by!
Deletethese are fabulous! just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love your enthusiasm, and I also was pleased with how they turned out. thanks.
DeleteGreat job! They look really good!
ReplyDeleteVee
Thanks, I appreciate you stopping by!
DeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteThanks Korrie, that means a lot to me, because I totally adore you amazing stuff!!
DeleteThese are so pretty, what is it about French typography I love so much? I'm with you, I think it looks aged where the print rubs off a bit. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean, I love old graphic design ...
DeleteI love how your canisters turned out ~ and they look perfect nestled in that beautiful white cupboard! Love those light green glass knobs & handles :) Inspirational all around ~ glad I stopped by!
ReplyDeleteThanks Megan for the kind words about my funny little cupboard ... I so wanted an antique peice in my kitchen but only had a tiny bit of wall space, looked for years for one small enough to fit!!
Deletecute! If you use a baby wipe to take off the last layer of paper, you won't pull up as much of the image, or at least I find it works better. Picked that up from Amy at http://butterscape.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great idea, I am still on that old learning curve at the moment.
DeleteGreat job!They are darling. Your cabinet is so cute..love those black and white plates! I found you on Brag Monday!
ReplyDeleteOh me too, I looked and looked for black and white checked plates and finally found them at TJMaxx, I was soooo excited!! Thanks!
DeleteGreat makeover. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for coming by!!
DeleteIf you used the spray paint, will it stay on the ceramic cannisters? Cashel1916@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSpray paint is oil based enamel and short of baking it on like they do with cars, its about as durable as you get. The canisters are actually metal, and I will always wash them in warm water, by hand with a cloth. Scrubbing with metal scrubbers or a dishwasher would be asking for trouble. Thanks for coming by!
DeleteThey are SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelli, when the heck are you coming to get your sweet hotpads?
Deleteperfect!!! I really need to try this!
ReplyDeleteJust be careful, I am finding it addictive!
DeleteThose are darling! I would love to see what they started out as.
ReplyDeleteThey look so cute in your little hutch too! :)
~Liz
P.s. I just started following you... Can't wait to see more of you cute blog. Hope you come by and say hi. :)
And I so wish I had a picture of them. I had the set of three for sale at the antique mall for 3 years, and was going to put them in my closeout booth when it hit me that they would do well with a makeover. I LOVE the shape... But the print ... It was a fifties allover print that reminds me of wallpaper from the period. Evidently no one loved them, as they were pretty cheap.
DeleteI love these! Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!
Deborah
Thanks for coming by, and I will have a great week, thank you, I get to go to a flea market this weekend!! Happy me!
DeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the cannisters, was wondering what spray paint you used.
ReplyDeleteThey really turned out cute. Love the whole hutch! I would love to have you share at Restyled Sundays. Come check it out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'm always amazed at the talent out here in Blogland.
ReplyDeleteReally???? That is so cool! (I sound like I'm 13, but really, that is way cool) I love this look. I collect old Dundee Marmalade stoneware jars and they have a very similar look. I will definitely be doing this soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
You are totally right, they do look like the stoneware Marmalade jars, I hadn't connected that. I guess I could do these transfers on to repro crockery too, cool idea, thanks for sharing yours!!
DeleteI agree that image transfers are really addictive. But, see how great those canisters look now! ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteI would love for you to stop by my blog and link up to my Creative Inspirations party happening now! I would love to have you there!
Stacey of Embracing Change
http://staceyembracingchange.blogspot.com
You did such a great job on these canisters. I found you on No Minimalist Here.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these canisters! (To be honest, I love it all! :) I'm a new follower... can't wait to see more! Happy Decorating!
ReplyDelete-Heather Graham
http://stringtownhome.blogspot.com
After seeing this I am anxious to try this method. The cannisters are fabulous! Thanks for linking these to the Open House party. Hugs, Sherry
ReplyDeleteYes, these canisters are so cute. Your talents are showing..
ReplyDeleteThank you Cindy, I appeciate your kind comments!
DeleteThese are so cute!!!! Did you just print with regular paper & then use regular modge podge?
ReplyDeleteYour home looks awesome!
Thanks Cheyenne. Yes, I just used regular paper and modpodge, but the comment below yours suggests printing on tissue paper, and I am going to try that. Thanks for coming by!
DeleteBeautiful! I did this on my deck stools, and printed with tissue paper. It came right off - no tearing!
ReplyDeleteNo problems printing on tissue paper? Maybe I need to try that, thanks!!
DeleteI'm new to your site and love these canisters. Thanks for sharing your technique.
ReplyDeleteSaw your fantastic project on The Graphics Fairy. Very lovely results. Your Victorian ceramic bowl is gorgeous.
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WAY TO GO PAULA!! that is so cool!! The canisters are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHope you girls had fun in California and found lots of good stuff.:D
Oh Yes, we had a blast and lots and lots of vintage goodness. My post about the trip will show up tomorrow. BTW I am planning to do your show this fall, not sure if you knew that. thanks -P
DeleteOh I really want to try this. This is a wonderful idea. Everything is so fabulous. I would love it if you could share this wonderful post at our WIW linky party. Hope to see you there.
ReplyDeletePaula
Ivyandelephants.blogspot.com
Those are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect addition to your cupboard vignette.
I have to try this.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Alison
CAn you use regular spray paint on canisters? I thought it to be toxic even if just on outside but if it's ok, I have a set very similar and would love to do just that with them! Hope you respond!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!