marika

Ginger Hoping they sell well...I've never done a farmers market before Mari

I'm still working on the farmers market...5 floorcloths done and 3 to go Offering CP soaps, floorcloths, candles, banners, handpainted slates and more...start Saturday Mari

Very nice! Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

Thanks all! In addition to my soaps and candles, I will be offering these at the local farmers' market...here's some more

Thanks! It is canvas, Primed and painted Mari

Love them Mari

I do all sorts of painting and crafts...This is for the farmers market, I think

Fantastic! Mari

It sounds like you are still laying down too much ink and not sealing it completely. What kind of printers are you using? Mari

They look great! And i like your candles too Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

Great looking! Mari

You are very welcome...Good Luck Mari:smiley2:

Another hint Cut your paper in quarters and print as a 4x6. You'll save paper. Very rarely do I have a candle that needs an image bigger than that Mari

Do not spray it first. Set your printer settings on plain paper. It's laying down too much ink and dark colors take a long time to dry.I always let the paper dry overnight and then 30 minutes btween each coat HTH Mari

They look great:smiley2: Mari

too cute! Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

Digital banners? Or physical? Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

I just love it!:smiley2: Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

Cinnamon Dough1/2 cup Applesauce3/4 cup ground cinnamon3 Tbsp white school glueExtra cinnamon Combine glue and ground cinnamon in a bowl. Add applesauce, stirring constantly until you have a stiff dough. You may not need all the applesauce or you may need a smidge more. Remove dough onto the table and knead for 5 minutes until firm. Let rest 30 minutes at room temperature. Lay waxed paper out on the table. Dust rolling pin with cinnamon and roll clay out on the waxed paper to about 1/8 inch thick. Cut out with cookie cutters of your choice. Poke a hole in the top (if you like) with a straw. Leave in a warm, breezy location to dry for about 48 hours to 1 week. Turn over every 24 hours during the drying process. They smell wonderful! Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

#3..It is simple and professional Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

If you reverse the colors you've got peanutbutter cups;) Mari

Very very nice! Mari

Cindys Try your local fruit stand or craft stores carry them too HTH Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

Thanks It is an embedded decal Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/

R.S. Here's one without the wrapping. Mari http://everlastingimage.vstore.ca/