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hi melody again on behalf of expert villagei'm going to show you how to put a transfer onto a household item that would make it lookless boring. these are rub on transfers and i have chosen this design because there isa longer one involved in it and i'm going to cut that piece out. you don't have to,you can just leave it where it is but i think i need to cut it so i don't transfer partof something else and waste it on just having it stuck to the wrong thing. it is rathersticky on the back where my hand is holding underneath it is actually attaching itselfto my finger right now. i rather it not be transfer to my finger, these make great tattoosfor your children if you want a removable tattoo. just rub on of these on your child.there we go alright this is the one that we

are going to put on and you place it whereyou want it to go and i think that looks where about where i want it. then these packagescome with a little rub on stick and you just start to rub over the picture so that it wouldtransfer onto the item that you want it to be on. it is a little bodging right thereand it would tell you it would make little crackling noises if there is air under therejust push them out and keep rubbing until your entire design has had pressure over itwhich would transfer the actually design from the plastic clear plastic onto your item.in a minute when you get ready to pull it you want to go very slowly and if it lookslike it has not attach it self you definitely want to stop and scrap on there again to putsome pressure on it. now we are going to check

our design and see it is not quiet going downyet. you have to apply fairly amount of pressure as you could see my finger is really pushingon this. depends on what you are putting it on to also. this can was previously paintedand it may have a little bit of dust or dryness on it. i did wash it off first but you neverknow just see this picture is starting to appear on the item. especially when you gotlittle buds or little flowers or little lines be sure to go over them again as you can seei'm actually pulling it and watching it if it doesn't look like it is sticking i'm justkeeping it right up there close, ripping again because i want that design in total i wantit to be a complete design. so go really really

art and craft ideas for home decor

slow and watch you are doing underneath. i'malmost to the end almost there just a little

tiny more just to make sure that it is thereand there we go a completed design. in our next segment i'm going to show you how touse other items and make them attractive and something useful around the house and somethingless boring then you started.

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