I have been wanting to try something like doing one of these using P.V.A., but like everything else never get round to it or (Forget)
That looks much better!
The problem with Modge Podge is that it is so thick it leaves brush strokes on your work, personally I would avoid putting it over the whole bowl, and just put it where the design is. It might also be worth getting a set of cheap paints to fill in those little gaps where the transfer doesn't take properly. They don't have to be a perfect match colour-wise, just enough of a match to stop to eye focusing on them. Hope that helps.
Getting better youngin
Are those wee spots on the poppy bits that have come off or is it the lighting?
Woody would that principle work on pens instead of using decals (just a thought)
Was it actually the Modge Podge that changed the colour of the wood, or was there a little colour coming through on the 'colourless' parts of the print (even something that looks white will often print out with some colour on a printer)? The reason I ask is that I think I can still see a bit of a colour change where the print is, but I'm not totally sure, it could be a shadow? Hope that makes sense?
