for my sister's wedding, she asked if i could find a way to personalize the wooden hangers she'd purchased for the bridesmaid dresses. challenge accepted.
{the supplies: white transfer paper; paint pen; pencil}
{print the size & font of your choosing on regular printer paper. place the transfer paper
underneath, and tape all in place. using the pencil, trace over the outline of the name.}
{transfers done}
{more transfers complete}
{use the paint pen to trace over your transfer. this takes a bit of concentration and a steady hand, so take your time!}
{all done}
{waiting to be steamed on the big day}
the great part of this project is that the transfer paper technique can be adapted for so many other diys. it's not a fast process, but it works beautifully.
xo. di.
*images property of Diane Crary
Genius darling!
ReplyDeleteMariel
www.mariel-torres.blogspot.com
Those are absolutely precious! I might have to get my MOH on those :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love this DIY, thank you so much for sharing, I honestly never knew about transfer paper, they are so useful for so many different project. I'll definitely have to try this.
ReplyDeletegorgeous! love seeing all the little details. xo
ReplyDeletelove it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good idea! I kind of want to do this to all of my hangers so my boyfriend stops "borrowing" them for his side! ;-)
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Love this, wish I had thought of it!
ReplyDeleteHow neat! I've never thought of doing much with transfer paper until now, very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And I adore your bridesmaid dress. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a really great idea. So original~
ReplyDeletethanks johanna! much appreciated
ReplyDeleteoh thanks! i really did too - so comfortable
ReplyDeleteyea transfer paper was a lifesaver during the wedding projects - i'd never used it before either
ReplyDeletethanks, alex! i'm sorry i didn't post it before your wedding!
ReplyDeletethank you, miss!
ReplyDeleteaw thanks! glad you like
ReplyDeleteyea i'd never used it before either and it is SUPER helpful for a lot of stuff
ReplyDelete:) thanks, erin! hope they work out well for you
ReplyDeletethanks mariel :)
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