Rustic box

[frankorona]

Hi all, lately I have not had work. 

But anyway I like to experiment with new techniques. 

I like this work, it has a rustic finished. 

The box is pine plywood and MDF top. 

The cover is reproduced with a normal copy (not printing) and transferred to MDF with thinner. 

The picture on the box made ​​with a similar method, but took care Termolina (material used for screen printing) 

Hope you like the idea beforehand and welcome your comments.

 

[Phantom Scroller]

Great Frank I've done this before if you use a laser printer not a deskjet printer them you can reverse the picture on the computer and then use a hot iron on the print out and iron it on it's less messy. Because the laser heats it onto the paper the iron heats it off.

It does look good Frank thanks for sharing.

 

Roly

[Ron Johnson]

Hi Frank

 

I like what you've done. I can see many possibilities for what you've shown. Very nicely done.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nice Frank.. I love it.  One could do all kinds of decoration with that technique.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[amazingkevin]

More than one way to skin a cat..differant ways of doing things floats my boat,Thanks !

[keefie]

great work there Frank, great idea's too thanks.

[bobscroll]

Good idea Frank, Nice job,

Bob   

[smitty0312]

Great job Frank, love the idea. I love your unique projects you always come up with. Thanks for sharing.

[oldhudson]

Very creative work and nicely done. Good photo's too!  How did you choose the picture? He looks so sad.

[wombatie]

What a great idea and once again you thought outside the box. Pun intended.

 

Marg

[lawson56]

I have never seen that done,Wow,It reminds me of the old Tin Types from the Old Western photos Awesome job! :thumbs:

Edited January 24, 2014 by lawson56

[Luperez548]

Excellently done Frank. I liked a lot.

[multitom]

 Frank ,excellent work and great idea , you should try Rolys idea of laser printer and if you get T-shirt transfer paper the end result will be fantastic.

[heppnerguy]

very interesting piece. I love the new ideas that I find here on The Village. good project

 

Dick

heppnerguy