I remember back in the day(I'm totally dating myself) I would eat my cereal and read the funnys(comic in the Sunday newspaper) then get out my silly putty and transfer the comics to the silly putty... good memories... this is so so cool
Hi, I can't stop watching your diy's videos, I am learnig a lot of new techniques with you, I am becoming an addict of crafting, thank you so much for those wonderful tips and hacks you teach, God bless you.
I am always so amazed and impressed watching your transfers and DIY projects; I kept saying to myself, "She's a freakin genius!" I love this follow up; thank you for your thoughtful comments throughout the video, understandable instructions and visual process with great camera angles. You always inspire me! Now I'm off to the Goodwill for some sewing patterns!! 😅😅
I watched your first video doing this and then showed my craft mad 8 yr old step daughter and she spent hours doing it. She then went home and spent the whole next day doing it with her older sister. Thank you for a great video
New subscriber from the U.K.! I found you by accident and I’m SO glad I did! I can’t afford a Cricut machine, so this will allow me to do transfers at last. I’m over the moon!
Thank you for, yet, another, excellent, instructive video. Your voice overs are absolutely perfect!! You gave detailed instructions. I Appreciate all you do!
I really like your channel. We think exactly the same way. Keeping everything, repurposing, coming up with cool ways to reuse stuff. Thanks for all the great ideas and tips!
This is great stuff! Your videos are always so spot on. You are great, great, great at crafting AND teaching! Thank you for all the information, the easy-to-follow directions & great video recording, from a devoted fan.
I was shopping in a second hand store last year and found some really old paper patterns from the 60 or 70’s I was so excited to find them I might have to try this! Thank you for the fun ideas!
❤❤❤❤My heart screamed...ive been Making B&V and few others from the gang comic cards and magnets. Im hopefully going to aquire a button making machine next! I love those comics as well, the smaller ones you find at the check out lanes have amazing graphics compared to the older comics. Love this and ty for posting ❤❤❤
This video was awesome n so helpful cause sometimes you see images n pictures you like in magazines n books etc n you like them but don't always know what youd do with them if you cut them out but i like this because it preserves them pretty nice n you can store them away once they dry n decide what to do with them later. Because of this i think ill make pretty much a scrap book after all. Thank you so much for doing this.
While watching your video I came up with an awesome hack. Take a picture of a border that you really like. And do the transfer onto the packing tape and put it around the border of a mirror or even a window
Brilliant - love this thanks for sharing, I’m a subscriber because I really enjoy your videos, you’re straight to the point & teach easy replicable crafts 👍
This IS a fascinating revelation! Whilst no great fan of the Archies or Josie & the Pussycats (Ha ha! you don’t say?), the possibilities are endless! Photos of guitars, planes, locomotives, classic scenes from films - add some home made word balloons of your own and hey poncho! The world is your winkle! I have a great idea I want to try on an OO gauge railway layout (as you might say, ”HO gauge railroad” or do you use the English term in Canada?). British railway signage is very distinctive and easy to reproduce on a laser printer. Nice to be able to get it to look like enamelled metal so easily! Thank you madam, from an old British fellah, I am spreading your word. (I’ll start with my brother Bob, who lives in Niagara on the Lake ha ha!)
Hi Diedre, been following you for the past few months & I’m subscribed. Was wondering if you have any tips for painting lampshades? Mine have yellowed & cleaning no longer works.
I love your videos about transferring images a lot. I don't always have to draw it myself! As an avid watcher of Antiques Roadshow from PBS, I wonder how many comics collectors died a little when you so unapologetically cut into the comic book. 🤒 Some 50 cents at the thrift store comics are worth hundreds. 😊🤗 I for one, don't care. 👍
You and your ideas are amazing. Love watching all of them. I have a question. I've recently been laminating a lot of small cards. I am left with the laminated areas with no card in them, they're just see-through (ish). Most of them are 1" to 11/2" square, but many are thin strips. Any ideas on how I could use these. I really don't want to just throw them out. If you have any tips, I'd appreciate it.
❤you are amazing. But I have a question. When I tried after your 1st video each and every time I tried applying the tape the napkin or whatever I was transferring would lift up to tape and cause a lot of wrinkles any suggestions on why this was happening and if so what could I do to improve tape going where I want it to. Thank you so much in advance
Hi! Im going to try this tip and have the same thourght…. My plan is to tape (as litlle as possible) the edges with regular tape to keep the napkin Down to the surfice….maybe one could also place something heavie on top of the extra napkin??
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Would 800-grit sandpaper be gentle enough for “mattifying” the transfer?
I remember back in the day(I'm totally dating myself) I would eat my cereal and read the funnys(comic in the Sunday newspaper) then get out my silly putty and transfer the comics to the silly putty... good memories... this is so so cool
We did that also- it was a no mess way to print our own scenes and we really enjoyed it.
Me too! Great memories
Me too! I loved doing that!
And stretch the images
Thank you! I love the tape transfer method, but really prefer a non-shiny finish, so I appreciate you showing us how to remedy that!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I can't stop watching your diy's videos, I am learnig a lot of new techniques with you, I am becoming an addict of crafting, thank you so much for those wonderful tips and hacks you teach, God bless you.
Thanks so much
I am always so amazed and impressed watching your transfers and DIY projects; I kept saying to myself, "She's a freakin genius!" I love this follow up; thank you for your thoughtful comments throughout the video, understandable instructions and visual process with great camera angles. You always inspire me! Now I'm off to the Goodwill for some sewing patterns!! 😅😅
So glad your enjoying! Thanks for watching Melissa
I watched your first video doing this and then showed my craft mad 8 yr old step daughter and she spent hours doing it. She then went home and spent the whole next day doing it with her older sister. Thank you for a great video
That is awesome! Love to inspire xo
I love the way you teach us slowly AND thoroughly thank you I truly enjoy your videos
Glad you are enjoying 💗
New subscriber from the U.K.! I found you by accident and I’m SO glad I did! I can’t afford a Cricut machine, so this will allow me to do transfers at last. I’m over the moon!
Thank you for, yet, another, excellent, instructive video. Your voice overs are absolutely perfect!! You gave detailed instructions.
I Appreciate all you do!
Glad it was helpful!
You are the best. Thank you
Glad you are enjoying
Holy moly, this is such a great method. So many possibilities! Thanks so much for sharing this! 💜
You are so welcome!
Great information!!
Glad it was helpful
You clever Girl! So many great tips! Especially love the bread tab one! Thanks!
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching
Awesome video...the bread clip was brilliant 😍
Great tip! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Love this brings back great memories of Archie and the gang!!
Yep it sure does thanks for watching sis
Wow! Amazing
Thank you! 😊
I really like your channel. We think exactly the same way. Keeping everything, repurposing, coming up with cool ways to reuse stuff. Thanks for all the great ideas and tips!
These extra tips made my day!
Tks a bunch! 🌼🐝💛
I'm so glad!
What a cool idea! I’ll definitely try that!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Soooo coooool can’t wait to try tyvm! God bless
I really enjoy watching you.. Thank you.
So glad you enjoyed watching my videos thanks for watching
Love the colored one. So farmhouse
Thanks
Such knowledge & talent!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing. 🤣
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
This is great stuff! Your videos are always so spot on. You are great, great, great at crafting AND teaching! Thank you for all the information, the easy-to-follow directions & great video recording, from a devoted fan.
So glad you’re enjoying Sheila thanks for watching and hope you always find lots of great content
Another great video Diedra. I so appreciate your sharing all your fun tips. 😊🤗😚😙😗❤❤❤
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Great idea. The possibilities are endless.
Absolutely!
Another great video and thanks for the dulling to a Matt finish tip, I was also wondering the same
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching
I loved seeing this video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed
You are a remarkable crafter! 👍👍👍
Thanks!! Here is part 2 th-cam.com/video/W94cwv4jOvM/w-d-xo.html
I was shopping in a second hand store last year and found some really old paper patterns from the 60 or 70’s I was so excited to find them I might have to try this! Thank you for the fun ideas!
Oh wow!
BRILLIANT THANKS FOR SHARING
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
You are awesome Deidre
Thanks!
Thank you soo much
I love it god bless you.
You're welcome 😊
Wow you are so talented. I don't think I have watched one of your videos and not walked away with learning knew techniques. ❤️
Thanks for watching Becky glad you’re enjoying and the videos are helpful
Wow!! Fabulous
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
YOU ARE A GENIUS!
Luv the bread clip on tape idea too👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻I imagine steal wool will achieve that dull look too❤️
Yes it will probably work ok too!
Love it!
Thanks!!
Great Transfers
I love learning things. Thank you.
So glad! Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Amazing!! I can’t get enough of your ideas! They are AWESOME❣️ Thank you so much! 🤗
So glad you’re enjoying Holly thanks for watching
That bread tie tip was genius! Thanks a mil 🙂
Thanks for watching Denise glad you enjoyed
Love this! I will certainly be trying this.
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Barbara
Fantastic thanks
Our pleasure!
That was awesome! Loved it! Thanks so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool; I love it🤗 Thanks.
I have been watching your DIY transfers and upcycling for years. I think you are amazing and so talented. Thanks so much for sharing your videos. xo
So glad your enjoying! Thanks for watching
I love these techniques! Thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed
❤❤❤❤My heart screamed...ive been Making B&V and few others from the gang comic cards and magnets. Im hopefully going to aquire a button making machine next! I love those comics as well, the smaller ones you find at the check out lanes have amazing graphics compared to the older comics. Love this and ty for posting ❤❤❤
Go for it!
This video was awesome n so helpful cause sometimes you see images n pictures you like in magazines n books etc n you like them but don't always know what youd do with them if you cut them out but i like this because it preserves them pretty nice n you can store them away once they dry n decide what to do with them later. Because of this i think ill make pretty much a scrap book after all. Thank you so much for doing this.
Right! I think it is a great idea!
Brilliant idea
Thanks a lot
Soooo helpful! I will definitely use these ideas. thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed
Thank you thank you! I love these ideas, especially on how to take down the shine. You’re a genius. Thanks very much for sharing.
Thanks for watching Dorothy glad you enjoyed
GENIUS idea you’re AMAZING like seriously 🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
Thanks!!
😮😮😮 OH NO... Here I go again binge watching😅 AWESOME HACKD!
lol! Sorry ❤️
How does the packing tape transfer attach to whatever you want it to? Do you use mod podge ?
The packing tape will still have all its adhesive, even after being wet. You don't have to use another medium to make it stick.
If the transfer has alot of ink on it the stickiness will be gone so will have to use another glue
this video will help you th-cam.com/video/4uYe1SXRDE4/w-d-xo.html
Very cool!! thank you!! Will be looking for my own projects to transfer - I love this!!
Wonderful!
Brilliant video tfs 🇬🇧
I think you r amazing n gifted
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Thank you!!😍😍😍
Thanks
Love this!!
Thanks for watching Kim glad you enjoyed
Great ideas. Thank you for sharing ❤
Glad you like them!
I didn't know you junk journal too!!! How fun!
Just dabbling in between upcycling!
Thank you
Thanks 😊
Another great video. Awesome work thank you
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Love this idea!
Thank you! 😊
I also sew. I would probably make copies of the pattern, then use the pattern!
Im so glad ive discovered yr channel....im hooked. Yr great and im so inspired by what you do. A massive thankyou. 🙂
So glad you found me! Love new crafting friends. Hope you find lots of great content
Fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
You are amazing! Love your videos!
Thank you so much!
Thanks! You always have great information
So nice of you
This is cool and useful 👌
Glad you liked it! Here is part 2 th-cam.com/video/W94cwv4jOvM/w-d-xo.html
Great ideas and wonderful instructions. 🐞
Glad you like them!
important tutorial, but what is the process when we apply it to any surface? Thanks for your help.
You can use a glue stick or mod podge
@@OurUpcycledLife Thanks a lot for wonderful answer. Thank,thanks again. 👌
While watching your video I came up with an awesome hack. Take a picture of a border that you really like. And do the transfer onto the packing tape and put it around the border of a mirror or even a window
That's a great idea!
Awesome!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Pauline
Great 👍 👌
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Gwendolyn
Genius!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
More great ideas 💡👍🏻
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Brilliant - love this thanks for sharing, I’m a subscriber because I really enjoy your videos, you’re straight to the point & teach easy replicable crafts 👍
Glad you’re enjoying thanks so much for watching Victoria
This IS a fascinating revelation! Whilst no great fan of the Archies or Josie & the Pussycats (Ha ha! you don’t say?), the possibilities are endless! Photos of guitars, planes, locomotives, classic scenes from films - add some home made word balloons of your own and hey poncho! The world is your winkle! I have a great idea I want to try on an OO gauge railway layout (as you might say, ”HO gauge railroad” or do you use the English term in Canada?). British railway signage is very distinctive and easy to reproduce on a laser printer. Nice to be able to get it to look like enamelled metal so easily! Thank you madam, from an old British fellah, I am spreading your word. (I’ll start with my brother Bob, who lives in Niagara on the Lake ha ha!)
So glad you enjoyed
This is a great idea. Can you modge podge this on a bottle or something like that?? Thank You
Sure could
Hi Diedre, been following you for the past few months & I’m subscribed. Was wondering if you have any tips for painting lampshades? Mine have yellowed & cleaning no longer works.
I dont usually paint lampshades but love to decoupage them : th-cam.com/video/0zdp_PpQgAQ/w-d-xo.html
Just use paint and PAINT them. Not hard. Paint them. Chalk paint works great.
I love your videos about transferring images a lot. I don't always have to draw it myself!
As an avid watcher of Antiques Roadshow from PBS, I wonder how many comics collectors died a little when you so unapologetically cut into the comic book. 🤒 Some 50 cents at the thrift store comics are worth hundreds. 😊🤗 I for one, don't care. 👍
Lol! I always think about that and always check on Ebay first
Nice.
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
I love this 🥰
Thanks Nanette
Can this also be used to transfer money?
Love this👏😍
Thanks Marie
Can you transfer card stock?
Great videos... but how do you apply this as a decoupage layer on timber?
I would add some mod pdoge to adhere
You and your ideas are amazing. Love watching all of them. I have a question. I've recently been laminating a lot of small cards. I am left with the laminated areas with no card in them, they're just see-through (ish). Most of them are 1" to 11/2" square, but many are thin strips. Any ideas on how I could use these. I really don't want to just throw them out. If you have any tips, I'd appreciate it.
Hmm I’m. It sure
Always great tips! Tysm
Love this ❤
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
❤you are amazing. But I have a question. When I tried after your 1st video each and every time I tried applying the tape the napkin or whatever I was transferring would lift up to tape and cause a lot of wrinkles any suggestions on why this was happening and if so what could I do to improve tape going where I want it to. Thank you so much in advance
Sounds like you have very dry air with static not sure how to fix that
Hi! Im going to try this tip and have the same thourght…. My plan is to tape (as litlle as possible) the edges with regular tape to keep the napkin Down to the surfice….maybe one could also place something heavie on top of the extra napkin??
Cool
Excellent, I like this, great idea Thank you, I’m in Scotland, what is scotch pad please 🌸
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed it is like a fine scour pad
@@OurUpcycledLife Thank you 👍
Is there a way to use the Xyron machine to make transfers? It makes labels, but I'd like to use it for transfers.
I don’t have one of those types of machines so I am unsure thanks for watching
Hi Deidre...what's the best and easiest method to transfer graphics to a mat in a frame? Thanks from New Brunswick 🇨🇦
There are so many different ways that you can transfer. You just have to pick which one you like the best an experiment.
What would you use so it sticks on glass or mirror?
You can use mod podge or glue stick
Would it work the same with clear contact/contact adhesive for bigger images?
Yes it sure will and I actually just did a video on how I make wine on bigger sheets th-cam.com/video/BqmdixJjhGE/w-d-xo.html
Can you place these transfers on fabrics
You could but it would not be permanent it would just be for Decor and you would have to glue it on
Is this going to stay sticky since you mentioned that we could use it as a sticker?