I am always on the look out for fun graphics to use on some of my furniture projects.
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translated this one reads,
Cologne
specially distilled by
Giraud Son Paris
for
colonial society
department stores
Saigon - Hanoi
*SPECIALLY DISTILLED BY*
landed on the first drawer stringer and it didn't look right
so I removed it.
I'm referring to this as a bathroom cabinet because it is only 18 inches deep and with the
Perfume label on the face it would look great and function well for towel storage.
But there is nothing stopping the imagination running away with all the different places
in the home it could be used.
You can find a side by side before and after pic here
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Kristy-my luv,
ReplyDeleteIs this for MOI--???
I'm totally in luv!
Catherine
I am sooooo glad you got my birthday present done sooo early!! You rock!
ReplyDeleteJust kidding..about the birthday present. You definitely rock. Now off to the Graphics Fairy...
I love this!!! Beautiful. This is one of my favourite graphics from Graphics Fairy. It's nice to see all the ideas and possibilities to create beautiful projects, thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteThis is THE most fabulous little cabinet. Absolutely gorgeous!! I love what you've done with the graphic. Well ... I love everything you do!!
ReplyDeleteOh my it is just gorgeous!!!! You do such amazing work
ReplyDeleteOh my you have just outdone yourself with this one!! Yikes, I would find it hard to part with this masterpiece, but it is probably already gone by the time I write this comment!
ReplyDeleteAs usual this is a beautiful piece, I love all of the detail you add. Just when I don't think you can top your last project...you do. Fabulous job!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! i love those legs and the hardware!
ReplyDeleteFab, fab, fabulous! You never cease to amaze!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! This looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteDagnabbit Kristy. Is my continual response of *I love it* getting old? Maybe I will learn to say that in foreign languages just to mix it up.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Love the shape of this piece. The graphics look beautiful against the creamy backdrop.
ReplyDeleteThis is impressive!!
ReplyDeleteHow did you do that??
Please do a tutorial,I'm in love with this piece...
Je l'aime! How DID you do that? I'd love to know!
ReplyDeleteIncredible! You do amazing work! I would love to have this piece in my home...and the before was hideous, which just goes to show what a miracle worker (and artist!) you are! Thank you for sharing! Pinning this one for sure!
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes and Blessings,
Amanda
love loVE LOVE!!!! Simply amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt.looks.fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually comment, but this is stunning! Wow. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat process do you use to transfer the image or do you do it free hand? I love it!
ReplyDeleteWOOOOWWW!!!! Brilliant, Kristy!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning!!! Love, love, love!! I'm featuring this tomorrow on my Brag Monday post! Thanks so much for linking this up last week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece! Looks great with that wallpaper, too! Visiting from Graphics Fairy and your newest follower. :@
ReplyDeleteI too would like to know how you did this. I have an Octopus from Graphics Fairy, that I would like to transfer into a larger image then put on wood. I just have no idea of how to do it.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Erin
erinandvictor@yahoo.com
Congratulations on being featured at the Graphics Fairy blog, Kristy!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic! Looooove it!
ReplyDeletewow, just wow! this is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is just a master piece and I have to share it. Thanks so much for linking up. Did it sell? Feature and link party will be up at 2:00 tomorrow :)
ReplyDeleteso wonderful i love it xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Kristy! It is so nice to see what fellow Canadians are creatively doing! I am also in the Greater Vancouver area and I make miniatures and I often search out the Graphics Fairy for inspiration. I thought that your full-sized piece of furniture was doll-house size which is what I work with! Surprised me but I love it anyway! I have done similar work in miniature with decoupage and so I am coming back to visit when i need a shot of inspiration renewal. Your work is just outstanding!
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