You can also print your own images on full sheet printer stickers (white or clear) and then you don't need modge podge. To seal off the front so it's waterproof/smudge-proof you can simply spray a protective clear matte topcoat a few times and/or spray or brush a clear polyurethane lacquer. Saves time over multiple modge podge coats and prevents paper damage from moisture as shown.
Only found your channel a few weeks ago and just love all the different crafts you do, thanks so much for sharing them. I wish I could share my work too, but I've really bad tremors in my hands and my work is so messy but it does (mostly) come out fine. If I made videos to share, I'd probably scare folk off rather than inspire them haha :)
I wish you would not let your tremors stop you! If you watch for it, you will see that at times my hands shake very badly. I try to edit the worst of it out. The same with my stutter. If things start going wrong, I just leave the camera rolling until I get it right. It makes for a lot of editing, but it's worth it!
U can iron it w/parchment paper on top of the plate to reactive the glue..it shld flatten out the paper onto the plate..Other then that..what a fantastic tutorial..so precise&neat..I just love it.. Thank u4sharing🥰
Wow Thank you for this video ! I have a inkjet printer and when I added mod p glue it smeared the ink . I am gonna try to do the dry brush method like you said .
You can use an inkjet printer just fine. You will just need to do a couple more really, really thin coats at the beginning, or there is a mod podge spray that you could use to do a couple really light coats to help seal the ink before you start the decoupage process. Here is a link to the spray... www.amazon.com/Mod-Podge-Gloss-Lustre-Finish/dp/B00TVT8FOY/ref=sr_1_75?crid=DYQBTGK0V6P7&dchild=1&keywords=mod+podge+spray&qid=1619608862&s=arts-crafts&sprefix=mod+podge+spray%2Carts-crafts%2C226&sr=1-75
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Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
You can also print your own images on full sheet printer stickers (white or clear) and then you don't need modge podge. To seal off the front so it's waterproof/smudge-proof you can simply spray a protective clear matte topcoat a few times and/or spray or brush a clear polyurethane lacquer. Saves time over multiple modge podge coats and prevents paper damage from moisture as shown.
That's what I was thinking. There's also dishwasher modge podge. Plus a spray would be better so you don't have fine lines.
@@angelsworld1733 Yes, I just completed about 15 of them and they all came out spectacular (if I could post an image here I would).
@SWLinPHX love to see the ones u completed using this method? can u share a video tutorial , showing how it's done with stickers?
@@mamadubwize I don't have time to post a video tutorial but I do have photos. Do links to outside TH-cam sources still work in comments?
@@SWLinPHX pics of light switch projects?
What size is your image. Great video !
Only found your channel a few weeks ago and just love all the different crafts you do, thanks so much for sharing them. I wish I could share my work too, but I've really bad tremors in my hands and my work is so messy but it does (mostly) come out fine. If I made videos to share, I'd probably scare folk off rather than inspire them haha :)
I wish you would not let your tremors stop you! If you watch for it, you will see that at times my hands shake very badly. I try to edit the worst of it out. The same with my stutter. If things start going wrong, I just leave the camera rolling until I get it right. It makes for a lot of editing, but it's worth it!
U can iron it w/parchment paper on top of the plate to reactive the glue..it shld flatten out the paper onto the plate..Other then that..what a fantastic tutorial..so precise&neat..I just love it..
Thank u4sharing🥰
Thank you!
Wow Thank you for this video ! I have a inkjet printer and when I added mod p glue it smeared the ink . I am gonna try to do the dry brush method like you said .
Great! Good luck :)
If I dont have a laser printer that can do color how will that affect my results? Will images printed on an inkjet smear?
You can use an inkjet printer just fine. You will just need to do a couple more really, really thin coats at the beginning, or there is a mod podge spray that you could use to do a couple really light coats to help seal the ink before you start the decoupage process. Here is a link to the spray...
www.amazon.com/Mod-Podge-Gloss-Lustre-Finish/dp/B00TVT8FOY/ref=sr_1_75?crid=DYQBTGK0V6P7&dchild=1&keywords=mod+podge+spray&qid=1619608862&s=arts-crafts&sprefix=mod+podge+spray%2Carts-crafts%2C226&sr=1-75
Can i use photo paper too?
@@ivalynwilliams786 I have found photo paper to be too thick to fold around the corners.
Must I have a laser printer or can I do this with a inkjet printer? Thx
You can definitely use an ink jet printer, but you will need to do more layers of 'dry' brushing to seal the ink really well.
@@cedarhollowcreations Thank you
Doable w ink jet?
Yes, it is very doable with an ink jet. But you have to be very careful to use a pretty dry foam brush for the first few coats to not smear your ink.