You mentioned putting links down below in your video. With all the comments I can't find them, laser printing, chalk paint recipe, can you send me the links?
As someone that crafts enough to want a Cricut but doesn’t craft enough to justify paying for the Cricut price tag, this is going to give me the look I want on a budget. thank you!
I have a cm900 and cincerly wish it had been one of my first craft purchases. It would have saved me tons of ££,space and frustration. I love it and feel no wish to upgrade to the auto blade sdx range at all
You are an angel and just saved my sanity. I'm on a fixed income so I was looking for used on FB. I'm not tech savvy and they all said laserjet but weren't. God bless you !
Thank u so much for posting this!!! All I ever hear people say when referring to mod podge photo transfers is that u absolutely cannot use ink jet photos because it just simply won’t work at all, or that the colors in the photo will just bleed into each other, another thing is people always say you have to use this insanely thick layer of mod podge on the photo in order to get it to transfer (they state the photo has to be covered with enough mod podge that u can’t see the photo anymore) and this video just proved all of that to be sooo false!!! And honestly this ink jet photo transfer came out BETTER than most laser print photo transfers that I’ve seen!!!! Way to go! Thank u for this 🙏
This was really neat and came out beautiful! I have never thought of trying it on wood. I have only done a photo transfer on a canvas first putting down Gesso. It was of my sister in law's mom with her 3 grandchildren sitting on a piano bench and on top of the piano was 2 brass deer. It came out very well which greatly surprised me. I left a boarder of white canvas around and with a rubber roller to replicate wood I used a light brown so it looked like it had a frame. I did this close to 15 years ago and it still looks pretty good and she hangs it away from a window so it will not fade. I do not think she realized it that the photo is backwards and I noticed that as soon as I rubbed the paper off. My Mom passed away a year ago next week and I am finding lovely photos of her as a child going back to when she was 3 years old. Of course they are all black and white but I would love to make a couple oval small wood plaques such as you have done. I think they would be very cool. I am off to work. My boss is away this week and I work just as hard as when he is there but, a less tense atmosphere it will be this week. I have not had a lunch hour for close to 3 months, I work and eat so hopefully I can enjoy my lunch hour and watch more of your videos. 🥰 Blessings, Rebekah
I’m so sorry to hear about you’re mothers passing. You know you can print those out in black-and-white and colorized them or scan them into your computer and use a simple program to change the color also. Blessings to you and all the people who loved your mom.
Thanks so much for this video. I have used the inkjet to plastic coated freezer paper for simple images on wood but your idea works much better! After the ink dries, I cut out the image with my scroll saw and sand, paint, and finish it for awesome projects to hang on the wall, make ornaments, etc
Hello, I'm new to crafting and have had this idea of transferring drawings I have made by printing them from my inkjet and transferring to a canvas. I'm very glad i found this video first. I wanted to say thanks for all your tips on this project. I went out and got some chalk paint since it seems like an important step in the process. It's currently around noon here on Saturday a perfect time to try this project out! I'm excited to begin!
I have tried twice, followed your instructions. Neither time did it work. I’m now going to print the picture on vellum and place it on wood. I made one with rice paper this afternoon, and it turned out perfect.
I just watched a video on how to use mod podge by another person. At the end of it I just felt disappointed and wondered if I'll even bother trying. She didn't even show the finished product, but looking at the nearly complete product I suspect that was because it was a disaster zone. Then I saw yours - thank you - that's exactly the result and helpful information I was looking for. I know who I'll be coming to for craft tips from now on.
So glad to help out! It can be a bit of a tricky process so take your time and keep trying if it doesn't work first try. Glad to have you here. Any questions let me know
I keep expecting to find a "make your own modge podge" video...you've knocked it out of the park with all your other "make it yourself" videos. This one is great!
I love the way the finished picture looks. Thank you for the video,I always learn so much. I am happy to see the ink jet printer used. Thats what I have so I am going to give this a try!!!
I did a project where I didn't have any chalk paint so I put a 2 coats of the Mod Podge over the piece and got pretty results. The results came out almost as good as with the chalk paint.
I hadn't known of your channel but You Tube sent this to my recommended videos. This video was great and the channel will be a game changer for helping with my home decor....thank you.
Have you ever used a Polycrylic instead of a polyurethane? If not I would definitely recommend!! It doesn't yellow overtime like polyurethane does! Also that picture you took is BEAUTIFUL!!
LaserJet heat sets the ink vs ink jet. I always iron the paper after paper prints and drys before the mod podge to heat set the ink and the colors will pop exactly the same as the laser print.
That picture is breathtaking! I can not believe there are not more people commenting on how beautiful that picture is. I love reading the comments because there is always extra useful information but, I really expected more awe over it. Can you share where that location is, please? PS- you never cease to amaze with your clever, well presented ideas. Thanks
Thanks so much Melissa glad you enjoyed the video and it is actually a spot here in Ontario Canada that we went camping I think it’s an absolutely beautiful picture too and I just took it with my iPhone
I can not seem to put a postage stamp on an envelope straight. I was thinking about a way to mark the back for the less-level headed among us,🤭. Thank you for the tutorial. Your photo is lovely.
After watching several videos of how to transfer ink jet prints to wood yours is the best and the easiest. You said it doesn’t work well on acrylic paint does that include Minwax Polycrilic? I make small boxes that I stain then topcoat with Polycrilic. Do you think I could do it on the stain?
Great to hear! The transfer method need a porous surface to adhere to . If it is smooth and shiny it will wipe off easy. I always have best results with chalk paint
After.Viewing several videos yours is the easiest. I make small boxes that I stain then topcoat. You mentioned it works best on milk paint but would it work on stain or would the image be blurry?
I like to use a white chalk paint under my images when I transfer. That give me the best results. You can always experiment with what works best for you though. Thanks for watching
I look forward to seeing your videos... I agree, you are a very patient calm teacher 😌... I love to see all the inventive tricks of the trade of crafting you come up with... Ingenious for sure. I hope to visit Canada some day.
Thanks, I’ve tried this technique and never had success. I think I will try again with your technique. There definitely is something special about chalk paint. :)
Hello. I was wondering how long should you wait for chalk paint to dry in between coats and before applying the image. Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Blessings
Thanks for that tutorial - even though I'd already watched your other image transfer videos, each one has a few more tips. Could I ask - what is the basin? recessed area? you do your work in. Would you be able to do a shot of your workspace in a future video? Its always interesting to see how other makers set up their workspace. Again, thanks for always sharing resources for Canadian products.
Thanks for watching! ❤️ it is a large metal basin we got at a yard sale years ago!! It is crazy heavy and works perfect for me to contain my mess 🤪 I will definitely do a shot of it in a video or if you follow me on Instagram or Facebook I can send you a pic 🇨🇦
How Cool and helpful because I only have any an inkjet printer (that also is a cheap one) and I have printed a picture that I took of my garden, but I have to say my picture didn't come out as bright and nice as yours. It seemed to have some dark lines and isn't close to be out of ink. All the same I'm definitely going to try this. I loved your whole process from the chalk paint ( I haven't ever used chalk paint, I Know I Know, CRAZY RIGHT? LOL) to the water rubbing off the paper at the end. Too cool and looks like I'll be buying some chalk paint 🥰 Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!
Hi. Thanks for the video. Question: Can I print the image onto paper and do this a few hours later on? Or should it be done 10-15 minutes after image has been printed onto paper?
If I want my wood plaque to be in black, do I have to apply 2 coats of black chalk paint by skipping white chalk paint? Do you recommend using 1 coat of black chalk paint then any other color that we want in 2 coats? thank you! You have explained it so well. I'm gonna try it.
You will find if you only use the black paint the photo wont show thru well and will be very dark! I always recommend doing this technique on a light background. Thanks for watching
Have you ever experimented with MOAB Desert Varnish spray on the inkjet photo prior to transferring it to chalk painted wood surface? This product is supposed to add a waterproof seal to the photo. I am wondering if this would make the photo more durable when rubbing off the moist paper backing.
Watching your beautiful video, I’m wondering about the ink in the printer. Any special kind? MyEpson ink seems to smear easily, I always cover my labels on letters with clear tape . Your transfer was perfect! My first try will be soon, on rough ceramic coasters.
I enjoy everyone of your videos and save them all in my notes file. I'm having a hard time finding your REVERSE TRANSFER instruction video that you mentioned. Please forward it to me so I can try your video on canvas. Tysvm.
Hi, Jes' wonderin', what's the reason you put the black chalk under the white chalk? Does it act as a sealer, maybe? Should I buy both colors or can I get away with only the white? Great video, I'm in the process of trying this technique for the first time.
Thank you so mich this will definitely help me out when I get started! Just a quick question... you specifically mentioned using chalk paint, would any other paint work or just the chalk paint?
Great video, thank you. I guess it's normal to end up with streaks after applying either the varnish finish or the mod podge finish? Anyway around that?
Hi!! I was just watching this tutorial. But I wanted to know... if you are working on fabric, does it help to previously give the transfering area a chawlk paint coat?! I'm from Chile.
I am a fairly new subscriber and catching up with your videos. I want to say I truly appreciate your sharing your experience and saving us new crafters some time and mistakes! I love your crafts too!
I’m a therapist but Covid (me almost dying from it and others becoming asshats) changed my perspective and joy from helping others. I’m starting to work on my passion for plant photography and I need canvases to hang at “holiday” shops and craft fairs. I tried this on a wood square and it was meh. I love upcycling! I think I have three or four more canvases, so I will try this again! Thank you again!
I once read of a similar method to transfer laser prints of electronic circuits. One prints the mirrored black traces to a vinyl foil or an acetate foil. Then the print was transferred to the copper with an iron or a laminator. The black toner was resistant enough for the etching step. I was wondering if you tried to laser print on an acetate foil, and transferred with Mod Podge. The surface is smoother and maybe one would just need to peel off the acetate foil without having to rub off all the paper.
Have you tried printing on inkjet printable clear transparency film to make a rub on transfer? If so could you share with me exactly how you did it I am new to DIYing and I get confused with all the different videos i watch lol. I learned better in person and Hands-On but I don't know anyone who knows anything about this. TIA
I had photos printed at Walmart, I wanted to put them on wood discs for a funeral like (ornaments) . I don't know if they are inkjet or laser but they are printed on photo paper will this method work or do I need to now take the photo to a staples and ask them to copy the pic ? I figured the clearer the photo the better chance of it going out well. I'm very new to this.. Thanks for any help.. Kimberly
This will not work well with regular photos. Have it photocopied with a laser jet printer to have the best results with this method. Thanks for watching Kimberly
You mentioned that having a layer of chalk paint on canvas helps the transfer, would it help prevent ink bleeding? I'm using an inkjet, on plain printer paper, but when I have it drying, I start to notice the ink bleeding.
Wow great photo transfer. I have used Mod Podge before - and it was good. I wanted to try the laser print, but like you said, some of us don't have laser printers and I don't want to buy one or can't afford one one. All I've been using is Mod Podge and some finishing, but I'm going to try your way. Thanks for good info. You have a new follower !!
@@OurUpcycledLife I need a little advice. You are using Mod Podge Matt. I was buying some Modge Podge and was told to use Photo Transfer ModPodge. But the container says this was for light or dark fabrics Now I'm confused. Which one should I use? I am transferring a photo to wood.
Thanks, this a great video although it send me down a rabbit hole watching your other videos!! Please can I ask you painted the wood black first and I am wondering why? I assume from the comments that you used chalk paint for the black and the white paints so I am curious why not just two coats of white chalk paint? thanks , oh and hi from Muscat, Oman.
So glad you’re enjoying all of my contacts the reason I use the black it’s because when I distress it it peaks through and gives a distressed look you do not have to do this stuff at all you can skip it
Hi! I tried some different things, gesso, mod podge. It feels like there is this little layer of paper with ink left. Does the ink absorbs knto the material or is there a small layer of paper? Do you know how long it will take before the images start to vanish?
This is awesome! How long would this last? I am a photographer and considering doing this with my photos but want to make sure I'm selling something that will last. Thanks!
I only have the satin finish ModPodge - is it even worth trying or should I just go buy the matte finish first? Great video, it's so nice to see this with an ink jet printer!
Wow that turned out absolutely gorgeous, I don't have a printer but if I can get a hold of anything I can give this a go on, well I can't wait. Loved it 😊💕
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You mentioned putting links down below in your video. With all the comments I can't find them, laser printing, chalk paint recipe, can you send me the links?
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As someone that crafts enough to want a Cricut but doesn’t craft enough to justify paying for the Cricut price tag, this is going to give me the look I want on a budget. thank you!
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching
Scan and cut is the best! And worth every penny
I have a cm900 and cincerly wish it had been one of my first craft purchases. It would have saved me tons of ££,space and frustration. I love it and feel no wish to upgrade to the auto blade sdx range at all
@@1thess416and17 what is scan and cut??
You are an angel and just saved my sanity. I'm on a fixed income so I was looking for used on FB. I'm not tech savvy and they all said laserjet but weren't. God bless you !
Glad it was helpful
Thank u so much for posting this!!! All I ever hear people say when referring to mod podge photo transfers is that u absolutely cannot use ink jet photos because it just simply won’t work at all, or that the colors in the photo will just bleed into each other, another thing is people always say you have to use this insanely thick layer of mod podge on the photo in order to get it to transfer (they state the photo has to be covered with enough mod podge that u can’t see the photo anymore) and this video just proved all of that to be sooo false!!! And honestly this ink jet photo transfer came out BETTER than most laser print photo transfers that I’ve seen!!!! Way to go! Thank u for this 🙏
Glad it was helpful!! If you just take your time it will work great Alexis
You never cease to amaze me! Doing this with an inkjet printer with no ink bleeding?!? Incredible! Thank you so much! ❤️
Thanks for watching ❤️ can be a bit tricky but if you take your time it will work
This was really neat and came out beautiful! I have never thought of trying it on wood. I have only done a photo transfer on a canvas first putting down Gesso. It was of my sister in law's mom with her 3 grandchildren sitting on a piano bench and on top of the piano was 2 brass deer. It came out very well which greatly surprised me. I left a boarder of white canvas around and with a rubber roller to replicate wood I used a light brown so it looked like it had a frame. I did this close to 15 years ago and it still looks pretty good and she hangs it away from a window so it will not fade. I do not think she realized it that the photo is backwards and I noticed that as soon as I rubbed the paper off.
My Mom passed away a year ago next week and I am finding lovely photos of her as a child going back to when she was 3 years old. Of course they are all black and white but I would love to make a couple oval small wood plaques such as you have done. I think they would be very cool. I am off to work. My boss is away this week and I work just as hard as when he is there but, a less tense atmosphere it will be this week. I have not had a lunch hour for close to 3 months, I work and eat so hopefully I can enjoy my lunch hour and watch more of your videos. 🥰 Blessings, Rebekah
What beautiful memories! This will be a perfect project for you !
I’m so sorry to hear about you’re mothers passing. You know you can print those out in black-and-white and colorized them or scan them into your computer and use a simple program to change the color also. Blessings to you and all the people who loved your mom.
If I could like this 100 times I would. This worked great with a dollar tree canvas!
That's awesome! Glad it was helpful!
You are an encyclopedia on DIY transfer of pictures and your narration is excellent!
Thank you! 😊
Thanks so much for this video. I have used the inkjet to plastic coated freezer paper for simple images on wood but your idea works much better! After the ink dries, I cut out the image with my scroll saw and sand, paint, and finish it for awesome projects to hang on the wall, make ornaments, etc
Great idea!
Hello, I'm new to crafting and have had this idea of transferring drawings I have made by printing them from my inkjet and transferring to a canvas. I'm very glad i found this video first. I wanted to say thanks for all your tips on this project. I went out and got some chalk paint since it seems like an important step in the process. It's currently around noon here on Saturday a perfect time to try this project out! I'm excited to begin!
Oh how beautiful will that be! Let me know how you make out :) Thanks for watching
I have tried twice, followed your instructions. Neither time did it work. I’m now going to print the picture on vellum and place it on wood. I made one with rice paper this afternoon, and it turned out perfect.
Some ink jets can be tricky
I just watched a video on how to use mod podge by another person. At the end of it I just felt disappointed and wondered if I'll even bother trying. She didn't even show the finished product, but looking at the nearly complete product I suspect that was because it was a disaster zone. Then I saw yours - thank you - that's exactly the result and helpful information I was looking for. I know who I'll be coming to for craft tips from now on.
So glad to help out! It can be a bit of a tricky process so take your time and keep trying if it doesn't work first try. Glad to have you here. Any questions let me know
Th Ankh You...
Very Informative!
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My pleasure
I keep expecting to find a "make your own modge podge" video...you've knocked it out of the park with all your other "make it yourself" videos. This one is great!
Thanks for watching! ❤️ hmmm I have never made my own! Maybe I need to try and do a compare video
Mod podge recipe is 1/3 cup of water, 1bottle of school glue. Mix together well. Any cheap school glue dollar tree has it. Enjoy crafting
@@brendalucy8215 Hi, what size bottle of school glue. Can I use clear pva glue?
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12 ounce bottle and type of glue.
School glue.
I am binge watching your videos while painting my vase and sipping coffee at the same time. I love this kind of night!
Love it! Glad you are enjoying and get lots of great crafting ideas!
The polyurethane made the colours pop! I've learned so much from you!
Thank you so very much! 💖
Glad I could help!
I love the way the finished picture looks. Thank you for the video,I always learn so much. I am happy to see the ink jet printer used. Thats what I have so I am going to give this a try!!!
Thanks for watching ❤️happy to inspire
Really appreciate all the tips and tricks as a multimedia artist it all comes in so handy!!!!
Excellent!
I did a project where I didn't have any chalk paint so I put a 2 coats of the Mod Podge over the piece and got pretty results. The results came out almost as good as with the chalk paint.
Oh nice!!
By far the best inkjet transfer I’ve seen. Thank you
I keep watching this because I learn something each time!
Excellent
I hadn't known of your channel but You Tube sent this to my recommended videos. This video was great and the channel will be a game changer for helping with my home decor....thank you.
So glad you found me! Love new crafting friends and hope you find lots of good content
Great technique! The end result looked terrific. Thanks for showing those of us who have an ink jet printer how to use this technique.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you will try this! My transfers have been misses - love the photo on the wood.
Have fun!
Have you ever used a Polycrylic instead of a polyurethane? If not I would definitely recommend!! It doesn't yellow overtime like polyurethane does! Also that picture you took is BEAUTIFUL!!
Great video!! I’m wondering why you painted black first on your piece. Why not 3 coats of white? I totally agree with use of chalk paint!! Thanks, Kel
It just gives it a distressed look
😻 My mind is blown. I can't wait to make my sister a Christmas ornament with my nieces pictures on it. Thank you for posting this.
Amazing!! Thanks so much for watching Megan, have a great day :)
LaserJet heat sets the ink vs ink jet. I always iron the paper after paper prints and drys before the mod podge to heat set the ink and the colors will pop exactly the same as the laser print.
Thats a great tip! Thanks for watching
That picture is breathtaking! I can not believe there are not more people commenting on how beautiful that picture is. I love reading the comments because there is always extra useful information but, I really expected more awe over it. Can you share where that location is, please? PS- you never cease to amaze with your clever, well presented ideas. Thanks
Thanks so much Melissa glad you enjoyed the video and it is actually a spot here in Ontario Canada that we went camping I think it’s an absolutely beautiful picture too and I just took it with my iPhone
It IS beautiful !!
Can you use Mod Podge for the final finish instead of poly?
I can not seem to put a postage stamp on an envelope straight. I was thinking about a way to mark the back for the less-level headed among us,🤭. Thank you for the tutorial. Your photo is lovely.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
After watching several videos of how to transfer ink jet prints to wood yours is the best and the easiest. You said it doesn’t work well on acrylic paint does that include Minwax Polycrilic? I make small boxes that I stain then topcoat with Polycrilic. Do you think I could do it on the stain?
Great to hear! The transfer method need a porous surface to adhere to . If it is smooth and shiny it will wipe off easy. I always have best results with chalk paint
Wow, that frame behind you, in the beginning of this video is gorgeous.
Thanks for watching 🌻
After.Viewing several videos yours is the easiest. I make small boxes that I stain then topcoat. You mentioned it works best on milk paint but would it work on stain or would the image be blurry?
I like to use a white chalk paint under my images when I transfer. That give me the best results. You can always experiment with what works best for you though. Thanks for watching
This is really amazing and I like the end result
Thank you so much for showing this wasn't sure if I could do this with my ink jet printer. Going to use it on our night stands.
Glad it was helpful Kara
this one looks alive! and so real. Thank you for the steps!
You're so welcome!
I look forward to seeing your videos... I agree, you are a very patient calm teacher 😌... I love to see all the inventive tricks of the trade of crafting you come up with... Ingenious for sure.
I hope to visit Canada some day.
Thanks so much!! ❤️ 🇨🇦 beautiful country here , we enjoy all 4 seasons 🌸☀️🍂❄️
Thanks, I’ve tried this technique and never had success. I think I will try again with your technique. There definitely is something special about chalk paint. :)
Thanks for watching! Have fun
Hello. I was wondering how long should you wait for chalk paint to dry in between coats and before applying the image. Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Blessings
The drying time will depend on your temperature and humidity
It takes the mind to bring out the beauty at a cheap cost. Great!!
Absolutely!
Is it feel kinda plastic vibe?? Bcz I did it and feel like I stick a photo print on cardboard... I'm confused now
Thanks for that tutorial - even though I'd already watched your other image transfer videos, each one has a few more tips. Could I ask - what is the basin? recessed area? you do your work in. Would you be able to do a shot of your workspace in a future video? Its always interesting to see how other makers set up their workspace. Again, thanks for always sharing resources for Canadian products.
Thanks for watching! ❤️ it is a large metal basin we got at a yard sale years ago!! It is crazy heavy and works perfect for me to contain my mess 🤪 I will definitely do a shot of it in a video or if you follow me on Instagram or Facebook I can send you a pic 🇨🇦
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How Cool and helpful because I only have any an inkjet printer (that also is a cheap one) and I have printed a picture that I took of my garden, but I have to say my picture didn't come out as bright and nice as yours. It seemed to have some dark lines and isn't close to be out of ink. All the same I'm definitely going to try this. I loved your whole process from the chalk paint ( I haven't ever used chalk paint, I Know I Know, CRAZY RIGHT? LOL) to the water rubbing off the paper at the end. Too cool and looks like I'll be buying some chalk paint 🥰 Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!
Glad I could be an inspiration for your Chalk Paint Journey!! Thanks for watching Julie
Hi. Thanks for the video. Question: Can I print the image onto paper and do this a few hours later on? Or should it be done 10-15 minutes after image has been printed onto paper?
Thanks for watching ❤️ can definitely let it sit and do when you have time doesn’t have to be right away
If I want my wood plaque to be in black, do I have to apply 2 coats of black chalk paint by skipping white chalk paint? Do you recommend using 1 coat of black chalk paint then any other color that we want in 2 coats? thank you! You have explained it so well. I'm gonna try it.
You will find if you only use the black paint the photo wont show thru well and will be very dark! I always recommend doing this technique on a light background. Thanks for watching
Thanks for posting this tutorial. I’m curious to know if the transfer method will work well on unfinished wood also?
Yes it will
Have you ever experimented with MOAB Desert Varnish spray on the inkjet photo prior to transferring it to chalk painted wood surface? This product is supposed to add a waterproof seal to the photo. I am wondering if this would make the photo more durable when rubbing off the moist paper backing.
Sorry I have not used it
Watching your beautiful video, I’m wondering about the ink in the printer. Any special kind? MyEpson ink seems to smear easily, I always cover my labels on letters with clear tape . Your transfer was perfect! My first try will be soon, on rough ceramic coasters.
Beautiful work. The reward of your skills and your patience.
Thanks!! Some days there are more patience then others 🤪
Thank you! I've been wondering how to do this and your step by step was helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoy everyone of your videos and save them all in my notes file. I'm having a hard time finding your REVERSE TRANSFER instruction video that you mentioned. Please forward it to me so I can try your video on canvas. Tysvm.
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You do a great job on your teaching videos!!! Thank you!
Thanks for watching ❤️ so glad they are helpful ! Happy to have you follow along
Amazing, thank you for all your tips! Especially living on a budget now helps greatly!
You are so welcome!
Great video. Question can you use this same method to transfer to glass?
The glass has to be painted with chalk paint for to transfer properly
Hi, Jes' wonderin', what's the reason you put the black chalk under the white chalk? Does it act as a sealer, maybe? Should I buy both colors or can I get away with only the white? Great video, I'm in the process of trying this technique for the first time.
I use it to make a distressed look it’s optional
The transfers work well with white primer spray paint. I haven’t tried the chalk paint.
Thank you so mich this will definitely help me out when I get started! Just a quick question... you specifically mentioned using chalk paint, would any other paint work or just the chalk paint?
Thanks for watching Lyla! I have the best results transferring with chalk paint. I have tried all the other types and it just doesn't work as well.
Great video, thank you. I guess it's normal to end up with streaks after applying either the varnish finish or the mod podge finish? Anyway around that?
As a topcoat, I don’t like to use montage as it does streak I’d like to use a water-based poly acrylic sealer, and it gives more of a smooth finish
I have the liquidtex professional acrylic medium high gloss and a gloss spray. Will the first one work with a brush?
Lovely!! I want to do a photo collage in canvas, should I use black and white chalk paint for the base or just white?
Whatever you prefer
I knew i was doing something wrong i was staining the pieces of wood, is there anyway i could still use those pieces if chalk base down?
if you want some of the grain to show through better can you just mod podge a light wood first and let it dry, instead of the chalkboard paint?
I love it! Thank you for sharing🙏. Can I use resin(epoxy) as a coat?
Yes you can! Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Have you tried doing this technique using a matte finish top coat like Minwax Polycrylic protective finish? i have read that it does the same job.
Yep I sure have and have tutorial comparing it ❤️
Thank you!! I love your tips and tricks!! I feel like I’m adding something new I’ve learned from you to my list each and every video!! ❤️👍🏻
Haha!! I will keep you busy ❤️
@@OurUpcycledLife haha! For sure! 👏🏻
That turned out beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I had ever thought about this type of transferring but now I’m waiting to do one today.Janice
Hi!! I was just watching this tutorial. But I wanted to know... if you are working on fabric, does it help to previously give the transfering area a chawlk paint coat?! I'm from Chile.
Yes it does!
Hi! Thank you so much for this! Do I have to wait till chalkboard paint is dry from black to white? Thanks
Yes you do! Thanks for watching Melly
Great stuff Milady!
I also wonder about the thermal transfer process with an electric iron. Is it more reliable?
I’m unsure
I am a fairly new subscriber and catching up with your videos. I want to say I truly appreciate your sharing your experience and saving us new crafters some time and mistakes! I love your crafts too!
You are so welcome!
You are living the life I dream of…crafts!!!
I’m having lots of fun!
I love your space also! Well done!!
I’m a therapist but Covid (me almost dying from it and others becoming asshats) changed my perspective and joy from helping others. I’m starting to work on my passion for plant photography and I need canvases to hang at “holiday” shops and craft fairs. I tried this on a wood square and it was meh. I love upcycling! I think I have three or four more canvases, so I will try this again! Thank you again!
I’ve rubbed the transfer off and it wrecked it all. Would applying hairspray before adding the first coat of modge podge?
No that would seal the graphics. Don’t use too much water
Thank you!! This opens so many possibilities!!! I love all of your content ❤️
Thanks for watching ❤️ it sure does!!! I am working on a gallery wall of photos with this method
omg...i really love the picture you transferred to the wood plaque is absolutely beautiful!!!
Thanks for watching Debbie
I once read of a similar method to transfer laser prints of electronic circuits. One prints the mirrored black traces to a vinyl foil or an acetate foil. Then the print was transferred to the copper with an iron or a laminator. The black toner was resistant enough for the etching step.
I was wondering if you tried to laser print on an acetate foil, and transferred with Mod Podge. The surface is smoother and maybe one would just need to peel off the acetate foil without having to rub off all the paper.
Awesome! I love to craft things and love to learn new &updated content. Thank You.
You are so welcome!
Have you tried printing on inkjet printable clear transparency film to make a rub on transfer? If so could you share with me exactly how you did it I am new to DIYing and I get confused with all the different videos i watch lol. I learned better in person and Hands-On but I don't know anyone who knows anything about this. TIA
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That's a beautiful picture you chose to put on that wooden plaque!
Thanks so much glad you enjoyed
I had photos printed at Walmart, I wanted to put them on wood discs for a funeral like (ornaments) . I don't know if they are inkjet or laser but they are printed on photo paper will this method work or do I need to now take the photo to a staples and ask them to copy the pic ? I figured the clearer the photo the better chance of it going out well. I'm very new to this.. Thanks for any help.. Kimberly
This will not work well with regular photos. Have it photocopied with a laser jet printer to have the best results with this method. Thanks for watching Kimberly
Thank you for the video!!..May I ask what printer u used..print looks great😊
I have a HP inkjet printer
I loved the progression of your video and thr final look. I think I will try to do it for my family. Thanks
Thanks for watching Mary
You mentioned that having a layer of chalk paint on canvas helps the transfer, would it help prevent ink bleeding? I'm using an inkjet, on plain printer paper, but when I have it drying, I start to notice the ink bleeding.
Works best on ink jet
That's beautiful!! Thanks for sharing this tutorial..
Thanks for watching 🌸 have a great day
Thank you so so so much for all the info
You are so welcome!
Wow great photo transfer. I have used Mod Podge before - and it was good. I wanted to try the laser print, but like you said, some of us don't have laser printers and I don't want to buy one or can't afford one one.
All I've been using is Mod Podge and some finishing, but I'm going to try your way. Thanks for good info. You have a new follower !!
You are so welcome Janice! Glad to have you following along! Love new crafting friends
@@OurUpcycledLife I need a little advice. You are using Mod Podge Matt. I was buying some Modge Podge and was told to use Photo
Transfer ModPodge. But the container says this was for light or dark fabrics Now I'm confused. Which one should I use? I am transferring a photo to wood.
I only use matte mod Podge. It will work great to do this project ❤️
@@OurUpcycledLife Thank you ma’am. I will try your way.
Yes! I love this! I will definitely do this with some of my photos. Thanks for another great tutorial.
Thanks Sharon ! Have a great night ❤️
Enjoyed your presentation 🤙
Glad you enjoyed it
Can I use a acrylic mat medium instead of mod podge? The effect is equally good or otherwise?
I have only used mod podge so Im unsure.
Thanks, this a great video although it send me down a rabbit hole watching your other videos!! Please can I ask you painted the wood black first and I am wondering why? I assume from the comments that you used chalk paint for the black and the white paints so I am curious why not just two coats of white chalk paint? thanks , oh and hi from Muscat, Oman.
So glad you’re enjoying all of my contacts the reason I use the black it’s because when I distress it it peaks through and gives a distressed look you do not have to do this stuff at all you can skip it
Thank you so much for sharing your DIYS with us, it is so helpful
You are so welcome!
Hi! I tried some different things, gesso, mod podge. It feels like there is this little layer of paper with ink left. Does the ink absorbs knto the material or is there a small layer of paper? Do you know how long it will take before the images start to vanish?
Some ink jets will leave a film of paper. Once you seal most will disappear. I like to use a water based polycrylic sealer
This is awesome! How long would this last? I am a photographer and considering doing this with my photos but want to make sure I'm selling something that will last. Thanks!
I have never had any issues and had some for many years. I seal with a water based poly acrylic sealer
I love this. I made something with a beautiful picture but after watching again I know what I did wrong.
Wonderful!
That photo is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing your technique!
Thanks for watching Julie!
I only have the satin finish ModPodge - is it even worth trying or should I just go buy the matte finish first? Great video, it's so nice to see this with an ink jet printer!
The satin will work fine it will just have a bit more of a sheen when finished . When you put a poly acrylic sealer on top it will all blend in
lovely, but how is this method different from the one you used with laser jet printer images? did i miss something?
Different printer gives different results
Fantastic, I'll have a try and Merry Christmas...
Wow that turned out absolutely gorgeous, I don't have a printer but if I can get a hold of anything I can give this a go on, well I can't wait. Loved it 😊💕
So glad you enjoyed thanks for watching
You’ve got lovely hands. Doesn’t that seem a common trait amongst creative people?
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Beautiful,,,if I am using the inkjet printer what type of paper should I print my picture on
You just use regular computer paper! Thanks for watching Berniece
@@OurUpcycledLife May I use plain white card stock? just thicker than printer paper... Thank you
What project are you trying to do? Sorry I can’t see what video you are posting on anymore?