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"Materials  \u2022 Wooden knobs  \u2022 Paintbrush  \u2022 Primer  \u2022 White paint  \u2022 Printer and copier  \u2022 8\u00BD&amp;quot; x 11&amp;quot; paper  \u2022 Omni Gel Transfer Medium ($11; Joann.com)  \u2022 Mod Podge Gloss TIME 30 MIN, PLUS DRYING TIME  COST $17 FOR 4 KNOBS 1 Paint your knobs with 2 coats of primer; let dry after each coat. 2 Paint with a coat of white paint; let dry overnight. 3 Download the design and print it out. Make a color photocopy of the printout (inkjet printers will not work), enlarging or reducing the design to fit your knobs. 4 Following the manufacturer&amp;#039;s directions, brush several coats of the transfer medium onto the front of your photocopy; let dry between each coat. 5 Cut out each design to fit your knob. Soak the cutouts in a bowl of water for 10 to 20 minutes. 6 While the paper is still wet, use your fingers to rub the paper backing in a circular motion until paper starts to peel off. Keep rubbing until all the paper is removed, leaving only the gel transfer image behind. Let dry. 7 Use a light coat of the transfer medium to adhere the transfers (textured side down) to each knob. 8 Press each transfer down and smooth any air bubbles out from the center. Let dry. 9 Brush a coat of Mod Podge over the entire knob. Let dry. Meet the crafter Former antiques dealer Karen Watson has a blog, TheGraphicsFairy.com, with a wide variety of free downloadable designs for crafts. Are you creative? Learn how you can submit your own ideas for this page to our DIY projects board at WomansDay.com/PinterestCrafts Craft &amp;amp;amp; prop styling by Shana Faust "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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