In my bag of swag from the weekend was a few more plates to play with. So, a night or two ago, I dusted off my scissors and set about making these. What do you think?
I have been trying to source some decal paper that can be fired, which would make the plates both useful and decorative. At the moment, they are purely decorative, which is fine by me, but perhaps if you were buying one, you might want to submerge it in hot soapy water? Or is it fine to just hang it on a wall or the mantelpiece and simply enjoy looking at it?
I have quite a growing pile of them and I'd like to put a few in the shop. So please do elucidate me with your thoughts on the matter if you'd be so kind..
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I like them!!! Could easaly see them hanging on my wall :-)
Hi Nath,
Love the red rose one. I have found this site that supplies decal paper that you can fire in your home oven to make it dishwasher safe. It sounds like quite a process though and you need to have access to a lazer printer (maybe there is one at a print shop you could use).
This is the link to the paper:
http://www.craftycomputerpaper.co.uk/products-Magic-decal-paper_256.htm
Grace Philiy x
They really are fabulous - love them! If the crafty computer paper works it would be great to be able to use them as well :) K
ooo I love them! I think they're just fine as a decorative plate, but I guess it would be nice to be able to give them a clean... Good luck on the hunt for fireable paper!
I'm so glad I found your blog today! It feels like opening a treasure chest!
I think they are awesome as decoration... but they would be even awesomer if they could be washed. You know they would look so so pretty with cupcakes on them!! (The pinky one is my fav!)
I love them too! For me, it would totally be enough to hang them on the wall where I could gaze upon them daily...I would love to have an arrangement of them in my dining area...Great work, as usual, Nath!
very lovely!
Hmm, I don't know about decal paper..but I know you can get pens that you can draw on ceramics and with "fire" in your oven to make permanent. I got mine from Baker Ross (I think it's .co.uk but you may need to google)
I like them, so nice contrasts!
i don't have any advice re firing etc, but just wanted to say how much i love them. esp that bottom one. x
they are so pretty! it would be great to be able to eat cakes off them. but they are very nice as wall-hangings, too!
Hi there,
I found the link to the ceramic pens site:
http://www.bakerross.co.uk/src/ADWORDS/product-Brilliant-Porcelain-Paint-Pens-EC200.htm
They look pretty cool...would be great for drawing illustrations onto your plates.
xx
hello you :) so, being all new here i decided to post on an older post. but just curious if you figured out if there's such a thing as decal paper for porcelain that can be fired?
love these plates.
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