I found these at Savers the other night after I dropped the Tot off for football practice. They're decals from Duro Decal Co., Inc. Apparently, they are still in business, although they don't maintain a presence on the world wide web. I found out a lot about them
here.
According to the directions on the back of the decals I just cut out the design, put it in a dish of warm water for 30-45 seconds, then slide the design off the paper and onto whatever surface I want to decorate. After that, I press and smooth out all the air bubbles and let it dry.

I don't know what I'm going to decorate

yet

but I think

I'm going to

have a lot of fun!
1 comment:
OMG!! My mother used these decals on everything when I was growing up! Our cribs, toy box, closet door, clothes hamper...there was no end! And if there were no sticky on the back she'd decoupage it on! I had forgotten all about those until now!
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