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these were purchased several years ago, I believe at dollar tree

Thank you

These have a shelf life of 8 to 12 times of use - some have more. That being said, try putting the Chalk paste on the middle of the silk screen which will help act as a glue and help keep it in place. When you clean them I use the board eraser and mild temp. water. Than I use lysol or Clorox front & back let dry sticky side up.

@@cheriecriswell469 when you say chalk paste do you mean the chalk paint?

No I am talking about Chalk Couture Paste. They have both Chalk Paste and Chalk Ink. Here is a link: chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/paste@@mikeledee8786

It is a silk screen transfer that is used with either our ink or paste. (Very similar to a stencil ) We do however change up the designs but, you can find all our available transfer here: chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/transfers-2 Thanks for asking!

Hey Anne Marie

Thank you

😂I love the combination!

Thank you Regina.

It has been retired for a few years now I believe. We have a Rustic Home Wreath now

chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/shopping/addCartLink/9a852fb6-d7a9-4be3-a82e-6a406f00eab4 A Cart Link 😊

Your so welcome

Sorry this took so long, somehow I missed your message. The size for the actual chalkboard is 18 x 12.

Nice ❣️

He used Rust-oleum Chalked Matte Clear, but there are many out there.

Some of it yes, but it is always good to wax and fuzz the transfer.

@@cheriecriswell469 Were you still able to use the transfer? I’m just always nervous when I’ve painted the pallet a bunch. LOL

@@barbaragibbs1365 Yes I can still use it. But it does stress the transfer a little. Try using the board eraser and lysol or clorox wipes. I tried to get the majority of the paint off,

Hi Stacy! You can get them on my online store. www.chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/

Hi Monica! The Vintage Laurel Wreath is now retired, but you can view other transfers and the rest of the supplies in this link: chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/shopping/addBundle/?Bundle=Sku:A191110;Quantity:1;Sku:P191110;Quantity:1;Sku:PS183108;Quantity:1; Thank you

Thank you Carmen. So easy & fun!

Thank you! 😊 They are really fun to do!

Thank you Jean! I'm glad you like it.

Thank you. Yes the Rub 'n Buff really makes it stand out.

I made my own gel. Here is the recipe that was given to me: 8 tsp -Thick It 1 T - Ammonium Chloride 1/2 C Warm Water & drops of food coloring. The gel is pretty clear so the food coloring helps to make it visible to make sure you have the transfer completely covered. The burn happens where ever you placed the gel. If you don't want to make it yourself I have heard some people have ordered 'Torch Gel' from Amazon. If used with our transfers be sure to wash with water and a wipe afterward so you can re-use the transfer. 😊

Thank you Maria. These are re-usable transfers by Chalk Couture. You can get them at my online store here: www.chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/

The en vogue paste (Tulip, Golden Hour, Pistachio, Shimmer Melon & Shimmer Splash) are all the new formula + Black Velvet and Bright White All colors coming back in stock will be the new formula. Should be within this month and April

Also you can look for Candy Apple, Couture Teal, Raspberry Sorbet, Eucalyptus and Daffodil. These are all the new formula. Currently as of today 3/3021 the following are available: Candy Apple, Raspberry Sorbet, Eucalyptus, Daffodil, Tulip, Golden Hour, Pistachio & Bright White.

Restock today of some of the paste 3 MT & 5 ET

I used plaster chalk paint

Thank you!

Thank you

Our new transfers are very sticky. This just prevents having to pull too hard and distort or stretch your transfer. The lint will come off when you wash it. I don't always, depending on how sticky it is. I don't fuzz when I am inking on fabric.

@@cheriecriswell469 Do you defuzz and then rinse the first time you use it?

@@susanturner1171 No, i just defuzz and chalk. Just make sure you don't get any fuzz in the netting or close to it to prevent the paste from going through to your surface. It really isn't hard once you try it.

@@susanturner1171When you wash (when wet it looses it stickiness) and let it dry sticky side up, the stickiness comes back. That is why you can use it over and over. You can reuse, they say, from 8 - 12 times, but I have used some more.

I do have a few on you tube and facebook that goes into more detail. I just received a new shipment so I will be going live tomorrow 3/3 on my FB page for the un-boxing. facebook.com/CraftingWithCherie From there I am going to try a live on my VIP group, to chalk with our new dreamy creamy chalk paste: facebook.com/groups/cherielynesvipandclubcouturegroup I will try to give more details. I am pretty sure you are a member of my VIP group so I would love for you to watch 😊

@@cheriecriswell469 I'm anxious to get some of the new paste. I understand the formula was changed a bit and that's why most are not available. Waiting for my first orders. Excited to get started.

@@susanturner1171 yes! I am excited to try out the new paste. We will see together how it is. As a general rule as they come back into stock it will be the new formula. The ones I just received are the en vogue colors. I'll wait to play with them until I do my live tomorrow.

Beside the black velvet chalk paste I used reusable silkscreen transfers, these transfers are sticky on one side which makes it easy to apply the paste with the squeegee. Some of the transfers are retired or seasonal, but there are lots of transfers to pick from. Check out the last chance section with the pumpkin patterns www.chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/product/D193126 I applied the paste using a squeegee. Here is a link to my online store. www.chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell

Susan I have a facebook page that goes into more detail. It is facebook.com/groups/cherielynesvipandclubcouturegroup It is a private group and you have to join. It's Free. Once you are in the group go to Units (it's on the top of the page, under the header) I have a video of the process from start to finish. 😊

It is chalk paste. It goes on wet and dries hard. It can be removed with water and scrubbing. It is made so that you can change your designs on some surfaces such as chalkboard, glass, mirror etc...all non porous surfaces. The color is Black Velvet www.chalkcouture.com/cheriecriswell/product/P181122

Sure, I'm glad I gave you some new ideas.

Thank you Norine!

Merry Christmas🌴🎄

Thank you Mary. A fun project

I have bought them at IKEA & Walmart. I don't prewash, but I do iron and spray the towel with spray adhesive. Let it dry (it makes it a little tacky to help prevent it from bleeding) then I ink, heat set & done. 😉