The Paisley Farmhouse

Materials:
Acetone nail polish remover
Cardstock
Inkjet or laser print
cotton balls
Hard edge such as a Popsicle stick (optional)
Ventilated area

Directions:
1. Lay your inkjet print facedown (printed side down) on the cardstock.

2. Soak your cotton ball in acetone nail polish remover.

3. Hold the print still with one hand and rub the wet cotton ball all over the ink area so that it is soaked with the other hand. The acetone will evaporate and dry quickly. Repeat. If you can, buff/rub with a hard edge.

4. Lift the inkjet paper to reveal the transfer!

Use your creativity to use this method on greeting cards, tags, etc. Email us to share your paper photo transfer creations anytime!

Yes, our photo transfers are back and better than ever! We took a break from them during the summer to allow my daughter and photo transfer artist (Shanda McCloskey) to move to Brooklyn, NY! But don't worry- we are still offering photo transfers the same as before.

We have changed a few things (for the better). We are now transferring photos onto plain wood or stained wood for an even more antiqued effect. You may also choose whether you want holes drilled with a ribbon to hang the wood art or a wire attached to the back. Another change is that we now finish the sides of canvas or wood with distressed paint to complete the piece. We have also lowered the prices of some of the larger sizes to make it a little easier for you to give the perfect gift in a less than perfect economy. And since Shanda now lives in NYC and must ship the orders to us (with no additional charge), please allow a week and a half to two weeks for your order to come in.

She has just sent us a bunch of new samples for you to see, so please drop by The Paisley Farmhouse to see them for yourself! We are so proud to offer you this very unique gift ONLY at The Paisley Farmhouse!
So go through those photos and get your Thanksgiving orders in by November 15th and your Christmas orders in by December 15th. See you soon!