Mod Podge es un producto a base de gel asociado con el decoupage, el procedimiento en el que el papel se pone en capas para crear un diseño. Desde 1967, la compañía escocesa ha ofrecido este producto como un adhesivo y sellador para proyectos de artesanía.
Un muy fácil proyecto para aplicar en cualquier superficie.
Tutorial para transferir una imagen o texto a la madera y crear bonitos diseños.
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While I'm getting ready for the 3 French Hens Market in Morris, IL this Saturday, 9-10-16, here's another popular post I'm re-sharing with you. Originally published in June of 2015, it's a transfer process I use quite often. I've know for years that you can transfer images with acetone. However, some techniques can get messy (Pouring the acetone on the back of an image, etc). The following method is quite simple. As most of you know, I often use the blender pen for transferring images. You can review that technique by clicking HERE. One day, I was in the midst of transferring, and, realized that every single one of my blender pens were out of juice. So, I grabbed a glass bottle, and, my container of acetone. I dipped the pen in the acetone. The acetone absorbed, and, I finished my project, using the pen as if it were brand new. Okay, bare in mind, you're going to have to keep dipping the pen, if you have a large image to transfer. Don't pour a large amount of acetone into an open container, and, leave it sitting. It will evaporate. As you can see in the photo above, I used just enough to keep the tip of the pen wet. Just like the blender pen method of transferring, you need to have a toner based (laser, xerox, etc.) copy. Ink jet prints "will not work". I'm using "PURE" acetone here, NOT fingernail polish remover. You can get it at your local hardware, or, home improvement store. PLEASE, adhere to warnings on the label, wear protective gloves, and, USE IT IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA. I've used this method on metal, as you can see on the galvanized pail above. I've also used it on wood, my painted designs, and, vintage salvaged wood. If you don't have a blender pen, you can use a cotton swab. Or, should I say, multiple cotton swabs, depending on the size of your transfer. Make sure to apply pressure when rubbing. It works on fabric as well. I used it to transfer the graphics onto the pillow, and, the fabric covered books below. So, give acetone a try, if you haven't already. The graphics you see in this post are courtesy of "The Graphics Fairy".
Hoy os explicamos una forma diferente, original y fácil de revelar una fotografía. Si quieres transferir fotos a madera. Descubre paso a paso cómo hacerlo.
Muñecos de trapo hechos a mano. Originales y únicos. Ayudan a fomentar la creatividad e imaginación de los pequeños de la casa.
Hoy os explicamos una forma diferente, original y fácil de revelar una fotografía. Si quieres transferir fotos a madera. Descubre paso a paso cómo hacerlo.
There are a number of ways to transfer an image to PZCut but I will show you my favorite way to get a clean, crisp image especially if you are working with an image that has a lot of detail. The image I am using for this demonstration doesn't have alot of detail but it is an image that I need to get carved soon for an upcoming event. The supplies that you will need are a piece of PZCut to fit your image, your image, a cotton ball, and some 100% pure acetone that can be found in the Health and Beauty section of your favorite department store. I found this acetone at Walmart next to the nail polish remover. You could use nail polish remover with acetone, but it doesn't work as well and you are not guaranteed to get a good image transfer so I just stick with the 100% pure stuff. For this technique to work properly, your image must be copied on a copier that uses toner for ink and not a lazer printer. The acetone works to loosen the toner from the paper and will give you a clean image without any running ink. I copy as many images from my computer onto a sheet of copy paper and take it down to my local department store that has an older version copy machine that uses toner. My copies are 10 cents each and I usually make two copies of the sheet just in case. I soak up some acetone onto the cotton ball and lightly clean off the PZCut before placing the image onto the material. Keep in mind that acetone will melt the PZCut so use it sparingly. Tip- Do not use acetone to clean ink off of your carved stamps especially if you carve thin lines. I have melted a couple of my favorite stamps doing this and it did not make me very happy. Place your image face down on the PZCut and with the wet cottonball, tap the paper until you have gone over the entire image. You do not need to get the paper soaked with the acetone, just enough so that you can see the image through the paper. Next, press the image onto the PZCut. This will ensure that you have transfered the image as much as possible. Go over the entire image while pressing with your fingers. Do not rub the image. The paper may tear and smear the image. Let the paper dry a bit (just a few seconds) before lifting the image off the PZCut. Starting at one end, slowly lift the paper off of the PZCut to see if the image transferred properly. If not, press the image again with your fingers first before applying more acetone as in the previous steps. The less acetone you use, the less chance you have of your PZCut melting away. If everything worked correctly, you should have a clean, crisp image to carve. Your image will be more clean if you transfer it to the PZCut as quickly as possible after you copy it on the copier. It may be possible for the toner to fade over time. If your image did not transfer the way you would like it, you can clean the image off by using the acetone cottonball and wiping down the PZCut and starting all over again.
Here are 23 Easy Image Transfer Methods for DIY Projects! So many fun ways to do Photo Transfers onto wood or other surfaces.
How to print pictures on wood with just wax paper & an inkjet printer. You can do this RIGHT NOW without buying anything else if you have those 2 things.
Si os gusta personalizar vuestra propia ropa os va a venir genial este tutorial sobre cómo transferir una imagen impresa en papel (con impresora láser) sobre tela. En principio podéis utilizar cual…
How to easily transfer images onto fabric. Make these easy DIY throw pillows using a simple technique for transferring images onto fabric.
Como transferir imagens para superfícies diversas.
Cómo transferir una imagen a una prenda | Estilo de Vida Hogar | Univision
Un muy fácil proyecto para aplicar en cualquier superficie.
Three years ago I moved to Oregon, just weeks before Christmas. Mark and I had to come up with an idea for family gifts in a hurry with a limited budget. I had seen a set of four decorative coaster...
