I had this old rusty serving tray. I sanded off the rust, primed it then used yellow spray paint to freshen it up.
Then I used this morning glory tatouage rub on to add some color. (I used the clear spray sealant to seal the tray when I was finished)
This picture shows the first piece applied.
Tatouage is very easy to apply. You simply rub it on with a tongue depressor.
Rubbing it completely making sure all of the piece transfers.
Here is the completed tray in all it’s “glory”!
Since it is metal, it can be used as a magnetic memo board or as it’s original intended purpose, a tray!
gail
I’ve been working on the pieces to compliment my media base. I’ve almost got them completed. It was such a fabulous weekend (weather wise). I’m really ready for Spring to arrive! Hopefully I’ll have pics to share tomorrow.
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Silhouette SD (stenciling)
Silhouette Stamping Starter Kit
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Silhouette April Promotion plus CAMEO Giveaway
So pretty! Totally makes me look forward to spring. Thanks for sharing at the POPP!
I love a morning glory any day Beautiful.
Excellent! I did tatouage in my laundry room, and I LOVE IT! It really looks hand painted and everyone thinks so too!!~
Very spring! You did a great job with this project!
The yellow color is so cheerful! I love it.
Looks beautiful!
Such a nice job!!!
Very neat.. looks great.
What a great repurposing project!!! Quick question…does the tray need to be sealed to protect the rub-on? I’d be concerned that the rub-on would get scratched from use.
Calamity Anne… I did use the clear spray sealant(pictured above) to seal the tray once I was finished.
Thank you ladies for your kind comments! I just can’t throw anything away!
gail
I love the “iron on” type decorative things. I have used a few on furniture pieces that I have redone. Sooooooo easy! This looks great!
Lovely! You did a great job!
What a nice idea and I love your choice of colours.
Best wishes, Natasha.
Very pretty–I love that yellow. I have been seeing a lot of yellow lately, wondering if it is the hot color for spring.
Lovely! I decoupaged a metal tray recently but wish I had painted it like you! Miki
Wow, it is so pretty! Excellent idea!
Nancy
It turned out lovely. I love the new look.
Good morning , Glory! …er, um… I mean Gail!
how darling. The yellow really makes the flowers pop. Cute makeover. clever idea for magnetic message board
G’morn, Gail ~ WOW! says it all! I’ve not seen these transfers … what a gorgeous transformation you have done … & I don’t even like yellow but it is AWESOME.
Have a beautiful week!
TTFN, Hugs ~ Marydon
I’m with Leanne, I never would though that was the same tray! Where’s my spray paint?
Wow, that looks great. I wouldn’t even guess it was the same tray. Thanks for visiting earlier.