2021 IOD Product Retirements > Hurry Before They’re Gone for Good

January 15, 2021 /

It’s that time of year, where we make fresh resolutions… and make room for the coming Spring 2021 product releases!

Here’s a list of all the IOD products that are retiring in 2021.

NOTE: The Distressed Stamp was previous listed as retiring in error. It’s still a part of the current IOD collection, which you can get at a retailer near you.

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All IOD products, included those slated for retirement, can be purchased from an approved stockist. To find a shop local to you, click here. To find an online store, click here.

Stock up NOW on the 2021 Retiring IOD Products!

Many of the retiring transfers and stamps are used in the Gallery Wall series where you can use one sheet of plywood to make your own beautiful wall. If this project is on your list, make sure to stock up now!

IOD_Gallery_Wall — Click here to learn how to DIY this gallery wall from one sheet of plywood

For previously retired IOD designs, check out this post.

Retiring IOD Transfers for 2021

Classic Bouquets Paintable Transfer

To learn more about paintable transfers, check out this post.

Ikea dresser makeover with a painted Classic Bouquet transfer by the IOD Sisters

Antique white dresser created with the Classic Bouquet Transfer by IOD stockist Ellen J Goods in Medina, NY

Painted furniture by Von Boo in Brisbane, Australia using retiring transfers Classic Bouquet and the retiring Label Ephemera Transfers

Boho grunge dresser created with Classic Bouquets Transfer by the talented furniture artist Junk’d Up

Farm Fresh Signage Transfer

This rustic style furniture transfer can also be used for DIY wall decor, or on any home accessory that needs a little Farmhouse style.

Farmhouse style furniture created by furniture artist Reconditionally Yours – by Melony

Rustic farmhouse signs created as part of a kit by Milton’s Daughter in Brooklyn, NY

Prim and Trim Transfer

This unassuming furniture transfer has been the favorite of many furniture artists. If you’re looking for a border transfer or one that can easily create that vintage vibe of layer upon layers – Prim and Trim is your appears on more beautiful furniture pieces than we can name.

Desk using Prim and Trim Transfer by IOD stockist Vonboo in Brisbane, Australia

Dresser painted and refinished by Nicola Interior Art in Germany

For more project ideas with the Prim and Trim Transfer, check out this Pinterest board.

Redoute 4 Transfer

IOD_pretty_in_Pink_dresser_diy_makeover — Pretty in Pink dresser painted by the IOD Sisters and adorned with the Redoute 4 Transfer. Click here for full tutorial.

Painted furniture by Von Boo in Brisbane, Australia by layering Redoute 4 over Le Petit Rosier (Retired 2020)

Japonica Transfer

This gorgeous sideboard used both the Japonica Transfer on the center doors and the retiring Lady of Shalott Stamp on the outer doors. Created by Chic Interiors Wigan in Wigan, UK.

For more project ideas with the Japonica Transfer, check out this Pinterest board.

Ladies in Waiting Transfer

Created by Upcycled Vintage Charm in Dayton, OH

Hand-painted sideboard by Elsie Lane Boutique in Spokane Valley, WA

For more inspiration with this transfer, check out this Pinterest board.

Astoria Foliage Transfer

This is another paintable transfer, like the Classic Bouquets Transfer. That means you can color in the design or not – your choice!

This beyond “WOW” piece was created by The Reclaimed Treasures in Occoquan, VA by layering Astoria Foliage with the Kindest Regards stamp

Painted Astoria Foliage Transfer by Elsie Lane Boutique in Spokane Valley, WA

Love the combination of the transfer with the Bohemia Stamp on this dresser by Serendipity House in Southern NH.

Label Ephemera Transfer

Another incredibly versatile IOD transfer! Most times you’ll use a bit of this transfer here and there – one sheet of transfer that accents so many different projects! For 20+ ideas on how to use this transfer, check out this post.

White dresser layering the Entomology Transfer with Label Ephemera by Ellen J Goods in Medina, NY

Teal secretary desk created by Von Boo in Brisbane, Australia

Retiring IOD Stamps

Painterly Roses Stamp

The Painterly Rose Stamp is designed to give the look of hand-painted flowers. The floral impressions can be layered to create highlights and lowlights for and look and authentic feel.

iod_painterly_roses_dresser — Boho French dresser painted and stamped by Delyla Designs in Charlotte, NC, Click here for a tutorial on how she used the Painterly Rose Stamp to get a hand-painted floral look.

Painted dresser with Painterly Roses stamp by the IOD Sisters

Pavo Stamp

You have to see this stamp in action to truly appreciate all the glorious details of the peacock feathers.

Wood screen painted and stamped by furniture artist Vantique Junktion

Refashioned jeans with no sewing — Refashioned jeans by Little Painted Nest in Strathmore, Alberta, Canada where the details of the Pavo Stamp impression were used as a guide to get beautiful results. For more ideas for using IOD on fabric – check out this post.

IOD_Pavo_dresser — Furniture art created by the IOD Sisters

Knob Toppers Stamp

This stamp has so many uses — from easy cookie decorating to DIY jewelry making — and, of course, stamping knobs.

These knobs were stamped by the IOD Sisters. Check out this video for a step-by-step tutorial to get a beautiful impression

Polymer clay earrings and pendants as well as wine charms created by the IOD Sisters with the Knob Toppers Stamp

This stamp is perfect for decorating cookies. Check out this tutorial by Milton’s Daughter in Brooklyn, NY

Lady Of Shalott Stamp

A two sheet clear stamp set that captures Mother Nature’s glory in the stems, leaves, buds and blossoms of a garden rose.

Ombre blue dresser stamps with IOD Decor Inks and the Lady of Shalott Stamp by Elsie Lane Boutique in Spokane Valley, WA

Vintage white cabinet painted and stamped by Doodledash Interiors in Oxfordshire, UK

Birds Branches Blossoms Stamp

Blended blue hutch by furniture artist Ildiko Horvath

IOD_DIY_Chalkboard_dresser_BBB — Black chalkboard-esque dresser painted and stamped with Birds Branches Blossoms Stamp by the IOD Sisters. Click here for a full tutorial.

Backplates Stamp

Backplates with the also retiring Knob Toppers stamps created by the IOD Sisters.

In addition to using the Backplates Stamp, you can also see the retiring Craquelure Stamp on this piece created by Rouge Boutique Decor in Romania

Floral Swags Stamp

If French Country style is your jam, you’ll find every project can use a little Floral Swags.

Stamped wall treatment by the IOD Sisters

This table was embellished with the Floral Swags Stamp by The Blue Barn Furniture & Farm located in Eatonville, WA

Just a peek at all the adorable projects made with the Floral Swag Stamp by Curious Farms Market in Bennet, CO. For a step-by-step video tutorial on how to make the “Birdy Break Tea Time Clutch” featured above, click here.

Chippy Paint Stamp

This stamp is a must-have for anyone who love an old, chipped paint look without the flakey mess.

IOD_DecorStamp_Chippy_Paint — Repurposed cabinet door painted by the IOD Sisters

Craquelure Stamp

This stamp makes getting a vintage crackle paint look so EASY! All you need to do is “tickle” the back of the stamp when making an impression.

Market Sign aged with the Craquelure Stamp by the IOD Sisters. Click here for the tutorial.

Retiring IOD Moulds

Classical Cherubs Mould

This Cherub Mould Relief was made on a repurposed cabinet door by Gardenhouse Studio in East Corinth, VT. Click here for a full tutorial.

IOD_cherub_ornament — Christmas ornament created by the IOD Sisters

Gingerbread cookie baked in the mould by Hameleons in Latvia