Good Evening Brucefloyd449, I am not sure if this will help you or not but it was the only thing I could find about transferring a design to a flat painted surface. Good Luck and thanks for asking Hometalk for help :)
Thank you to everyone who replied to my inquir. This was for my wife and she got something she could work with. The time you took to answer is appropriated
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http://www.wallmurals123.com/do-it-yourself-wall-murals-transfer-techniques.html
Here's a list with directions of how to transfer a design to a wall. You can adapt one of these ideas to your project.
Good Evening Brucefloyd449, I am not sure if this will help you or not but it was the only thing I could find about transferring a design to a flat painted surface. Good Luck and thanks for asking Hometalk for help :)
https://www.countrychicpaint.com/pages/image-transfer-tutorial
I use an overhead projector.
Thank you to everyone who replied to my inquir. This was for my wife and she got something she could work with. The time you took to answer is appropriated