Image Transfer Onto Vanity Bench

Kammy's Korner
by Kammy's Korner
2 Hours
Easy
This bench was my Mother In Law's when she was a little girl in Ohio. I had every intention of covering it in a beautiful new upholstery fabric...
but when I peeled off all the old layers, I decided the wood would look awesome slicked up with a graphic on it!
There was some blue ink on the wood, but it sanded off pretty easily.
Then I found a bicycle graphic on Graphics Fairy that I loved and printed it on to the waxy side of some freezer paper.
Using the back of a spoon, I rubbed it on very firmly, careful not to let the paper move.
When I slowly lifted the paper, it was perfect!
I put a coat of polyurethane on top and it has held up beautifully since I did this over a year ago.
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  • Julie Julie on Mar 25, 2020

    Can you use this method on painted furniyure?

  • Brooke Brooke on Apr 16, 2020

    What if you don't have the polyurethane to protect it what else can I use to make it stay and how do I use mod pod help please

  • Ric52897438 Ric52897438 on Sep 17, 2021

    Was the image printed on a ink jet printer or laser?

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  • Rho27772767 Rho27772767 on Jul 12, 2017

    Thank you! Cannot wait to try it. I have been using carbon paper, but it tends to leave black marks where you do not want it to, it's weird. This sounds so much more promising.

  • Bonnie Streit Bonnie Streit on Jan 07, 2018

    So great LOVE it! Thanks for sharing!

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