my own prints!

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So I made my own prints, hooray! they're at my home at the moment, and I'm giving one to Emily, and another to my mom, for Christmas.
I made these using the following steps:

  1. converting the press in photoshop
  2. creating the watercolor
  3. cutting the printed press
  4. gluing it on with mod podge, a thick layer
  5. letting it dry
  6. using wet fingers, rubbing off the excess paper


I pretty much struggled little to none, this was incredible easy. I'd love to do this again!

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