Supplies Needed:
Most of these supplies can be purchased at you local craft, and stamp stores.
 

 

 

 

 

 

Remove your hardware from the box.  Prepare your wood.  Sand, seal and basecoat the wood with Silver Sophisicated Finishes from Triangle Products.

To get the purple effect, I used glazing medium by Golden 90% and added Jacquard mica powder 10% painted on to surface and lightly wiped off.

Cut your image.  Working one image at a time.  Apply 2 coats of Tranx Maxx to front of image, let dry between coats. This seals the image and makes it ready for transferring.

Dip your paper image in water and blot dry, this makes it more bendable around corners and uneven  surfaces, it also helps lessen wrinkles and bubbles you get when applying any adhesive to the back of paper.  Apply one coat of  Tranx Maxx to front of image and surface. 

Immediately, while surface and image is still wet with Tranx Maxx, put image side down on to your surface.  Press gently with your fingers removing any wrinkles or bubbles, or burnish with a old credit card.  Clean excess from around image with a damp sponge.  Let dry.  Most surfaces dry within 1 hour.

Wet, do not soak, back of image with water.  Let sit for 10 minutes.  When you can see the image through the paper, it is ready to remove.  If working with Polymer Clay, you can apply image to baked or unbaked clay.

Peel paper from the back of image.  Let Dry.  To make image more durable paint with one or more coats of Tranx Max, this will waterproof the image, and dull it a bit.  Tranx Max fully cures in three days.  When fully cured, you can stain, glaze and add a gloss varnish to make your surface shine.  If working on Polymer Clay, you can add Tranx Max as a sealer.  An additional coat of Tranx Max to fabric will stiffen it.

Glue your feet and knob to the box and replace your hardware.