... well new to me at least
polaroid emulsion lift has been around for several years
but I never had a polaroid camera to play with
another one of the things my dad gave me is an old 600SE
(or goose)
here are some snaps I took yesterday
-rather ho hum-
but, transfer them to something interesting
like beach glass and pottery
(flotsam and jetsam)
and the magic happens
if you are interested in the how-to's:
google Polaroid Emulsion Lift Technique
I didn't find any tutorials for transferring the image to glass or ceramic
so I just did it the same way I saw people doing it for paper
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and a shameless plug:
these pieces are available in my Etsy shop
and any new sales will fuel my new film craving
xoxo :) xoxo
Ooooh these look amazing. The transfer process really picks up a lot of detail.... truly magic. Good luck with sales, I know the film is very expensive. xx
ReplyDeleteVery cool! :) Tammy
ReplyDeleteShameless plugs are good! Love this technique.....especially on such ordinary things it elevates them to a new height. xox
ReplyDeletethat is pretty sweet. I like it.
ReplyDelete~Dawn
This is just so fantastic. I love doing transfers and I have tried many methods....this appeals to me so much I am going to try to get hold of a camera. Though, I am told they are now obsolete
ReplyDeleteWhat you have made Kim, is magical. I am so excited about the wonderful foliage on sea glass
It is so romantic.
Xxx
Sue
Very cool! The sea glass one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteVERY Beautiful Kimmie!
ReplyDeleteputting my fingers in my ears singing la la la ... must not buy a polaroid camera :)
oxo
Lovely :)
ReplyDeleteYou know I'm a big Polaroid fan don't you (there's a list of my principal Polaroid cameras on the FAQ page on the blog) ... trouble is film for them is so expensive now here in the UK.