Follow this wood photo transfer tutorial, and learn how to add images to wood surfaces using Mod Podge. Discover an easy way to print pictures onto wood.
Photo transfer techniques are becoming ever more popular, particularly for those looking to add something unique and personal to woodworking projects. If you're looking for different transfer methods, then you've come to the right place! We'll take a look at how to use different tools and materials to get your photos from paper onto wood
Canvas is a beautiful medium onto which paintings are usually drawn. But canvas is also a great surface for carrying photographs, especially photographs of friends, family, or stunning scenery. If you've got 20 minutes for some crafting,...
Supplies needed: Acrylic dabbers, photocopy of an image, water spritzer bottle, paintbrush, card stock, craft sheet and heat tool (optional) Take the lid off the dabbers and brush the paint onto the card stock, ensure you get a good coverage Take your photocopied image ( remember that you will get a reverse of the image, so don't use bold words), flip it over and place it in the acrylic. Lightly press it down making sure it's smooth and not wrinkled Leave to air dry for at least 15 minutes and then if you wish give it a blast with the heat tool Only move onto this step when you are sure your paint is completely dry Take your water filled spritzer bottle, spray the back of the paper no more than two squirts, you don't want it too wet Next start to rub the paper very gently with your finger Keep rubbing and extra spritzing if you need too Eventually you will get rid of all the paper, but it does take a bit of patience as you have to be careful not to wet it too much and rub the image away You can do exactly the same on a canvas Apparently the paint in the acrylic dabbers is slightly different to other acrylics as it is more chalky and that's why the transfers work best with these paints. But you can use other mediums. I tried it with Jo Sonia's background paints but didn't get such a good effect
Have you ever wanted to transfer a special photo onto fabric, t-shirts, or bags? As it turns out, you can do just that in a day with only a few supplies. It's a great craft idea for children's parties, as well as a fun way to customize...
Imagine if your favorite photo could last even longer! We'll teach you how to transfer your photo to wood or fabric surfaces so that you can make extra-special portraits of your cherished memories.
DIY Packing Tape Transfer tutorial! This is such a fun Craft Technique by the Cottage Market for The Graphics Fairy.
Some time ago, I wrote a post about how to transfer photos to wood with glue and other amazing methods. It became quite popular, so I’ve decided to write this complimentary post for those of you who want to know how to transfer photos to canvas. You can then create a beautiful piece of art
One DIY I've always wanted to try is doing a photo transfer onto wood! Have you ever tried it? I know there are several different ways to do this, but I chose the one that looked funnest, easiest, and looks the most awesome when it's done! I love the way…
Discover the best way to photo transfer to wood. It can be large, small, glossy, or matte! Learn if inkjet works with Mod Podge and what kind of paper to use.
What better way to decorate your home than with photos of your friends and family? Learn how to do your a photo transfer the right way.
Transferring Photos to Canvas: I love love love photos that are printed on canvas. I like the classic but unique look of them but they are so dang expensive to have printed. I have seen here and there where people have done transferred photos onto canvas through different techniq…
I've been receiving questions about transfer into fabric since I posted my romantic pillow or lavender sachets and I thought that a picture is worth a thousand…
Transfer your favorite photos onto wood in just 5 simple steps. It's really that easy! Trust me, this DIY project is not beyond your skill level.
How to Transfer a Family Picture to Fabric
Learn 2 easy ways to transfer your drawing to canvas for a painting- with and without transfer / carbon paper. Your paintings will thank you!
Transferring Photos to Canvas: I love love love photos that are printed on canvas. I like the classic but unique look of them but they are so dang expensive to have printed. I have seen here and there where people have done transferred photos onto canvas through different techniq…
Check out this awesome how to-photo transfer to wood ! 4 different ways to achieve this cool affect! One has things found from around the house, mod podge, inkjet or laser printer! Lots of options!
Canvas is a beautiful medium onto which paintings are usually drawn. But canvas is also a great surface for carrying photographs, especially photographs of friends, family, or stunning scenery. If you've got 20 minutes for some crafting,...
This tutorial will show you how to easily transfer photos onto stone. Transfer photos, quotes, or anything that you can print on a simple printer!
Learn how to easily transfer a photo onto a piece of wood using my step-by-step photo transfer to wood tutorial. These make a perfect gift!
Find out what you need to transfer images and photos to surfaces like wood, fabric, glass, metal, and plastic. Print out your favorite images from an inkjet or laser printer, use a transfer medium, and get crafty.
How to easily transfer images onto fabric. Make these easy DIY throw pillows using a simple technique for transferring images onto fabric.
Canvas is a beautiful medium onto which paintings are usually drawn. But canvas is also a great surface for carrying photographs, especially photographs of friends, family, or stunning scenery. If you've got 20 minutes for some crafting,...
Here are 23 Easy Image Transfer Methods for DIY Projects! So many fun ways to do Photo Transfers onto wood or other surfaces.
This is the easiest way to do a photo transfer to canvas - and it's FOOLPROOF! No messy transfer mediums and only 15 minutes to a gorgeous DIY photo canvas.
This is not another wax paper image transfer to wood tutorial! This method is by far the easiest that you'll ever used. Trust me--check it out for yourself!
Make clear stickers using an easy packing tape image transfer method. Great for pantry labels, gift tags, custom designs on glass, wood or metal objects!
Transferring photos onto just about any surface such as wood, metal, glass, terra cotta and even fabric has become a popular craft projects. It is a pretty cool and cheap way to get your favorite p…
Photo transfer techniques are becoming ever more popular, particularly for those looking to add something unique and personal to woodworking projects. If you're looking for different transfer methods, then you've come to the right place! We'll take a look at how to use different tools and materials to get your photos from paper onto wood
I've been receiving questions about transfer into fabric since I posted my romantic pillow or lavender sachets and I thought that a picture is worth a thousand…
Foil Transfer Art: This is a fun, colorful project that anyone can create. Experiment with different colors, designs, and patterns. The end product looks like you've tie-dyed your paper. It makes a beautiful framed gift, homemade card, or simple wall art. This proj…
Learn how to transfer a photo to canvas! Using t-shirt transfer sheets you can iron an image to canva making inexpensive art!
When you want to transfer a drawing to a canvas so you can paint it, it's fairly simple to do with charcoal and a few other art supplies. It can be a messy process because of the charcoal, so be sure to make a copy of the drawing for doing...
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".
This step-by-step guide on image transfer onto clay includes PHOTOS and a VIDEO. It's an easy effective way to transfer photos onto clay.
