✨ Farmhouse Magic! Transfer ANY Image to Fabric / Easy DIY Thrift Flip
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- Do you want to transfer images to fabric?
How to Transfer IMAGES to FABRIC / FARMHOUSE THRIFT STORE DECOR
Hey everyone!
Welcome and in this video I will show you how to transfer your images to fabric really easy! I took a thrifted frame and transfers a image on a piece of burlap to create a fantastic farmhouse sign. This is a simple diy to transfer images and so many possiblities!
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Finally a clear description of how to transfer photos to fabric. Thank you and well done.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
YOU are amazing! You share so much information on teniques my head spins. I want to thank you again for being so generous with your knowlege, not only showing the product but showing us exactly how to do it. I am learning so much and you are a great teacher. You also move along at the perfect pace so I can understand and stil stay engaged. You're a treasure
So glad you are enjoying ❤️ thanks for the kind words
Great video Deirdre! Quick thought: I have used “Reynolds” freezer paper for a similar project involving fabric. You likely know this, but for those not able to source label stock, thought I’d mention. Thank you so much for all your fantastic videos!
I never had great luck with freezer paper but I am going to try it again
I always like to see new ways to do things. I usually just print on the fabric itself but I'll give this a try. Love your videos.
Lots of fun! Have a great weekend Lisa
How do you print on the fabric?
What do you use to print the fabrics
@@stellabaghdasarian2435 did you ever find out
Sooo nice. Loved the frame print.
Thanks so much 😊
Love these!
Thanks for watching
Love this !! Thank you !
Thanks for watching Vickie
I just LOVE your projects as they are different. You make everything look doable. Im new to your channel. 💗
Glad to have you here! Love new crafting friends Karen. Thanks for watching
Great video, you always have so much information.
Thanks for watching! Glad you are enjoying Jenny
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing 🌞
Glad you enjoyed it
Superb idea
Thanks a lot !
Love your ideas🤗😍
Thanks for watching marie!
Thank you for this. I'm getting bored with everyone using cricut. I ain't buying a machine for only occasional projects.
I understand! I love my Cricut but understand not everyone has one so try and make my videos very versatile. You will see me sneak my Cricut projects in once and a whole though. :)
I have a Brother Scan n Cut and there are no fees involved after buying the machine, just use and enjoy. And save your files wherever you want. Excellent machine too.
Mind blown! I've been wondering what to do with the 2 boxes of CD labels! And this is the first video I've seen that this technique is useable with a laser printer. Thank you for sharing!
This works great!
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That’s amazing
Thanks for watching Cheryl
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been doing this also some nice material in pillow cases and good material
Thanks for sharing
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I think it's so cool The way you have found to do this. I enjoy your videos. I can't do them because I'm in a nursing home. Nursing home
And were not allowed to things that are used with the blue gun. Are something hot can make that will.😊
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Thanks for watching
Amazing 👏..make a diy video on transfer sheets
Thanks for watching
fantastic techbnique .I will try my own project.Thanks
Thanks for watching
Wow
Thanks for watching
Have you ever used freezer paper or butcher paper to print on as your carrier paper. Both have a slick non wax coating that is similar to the sheet your using and would be cheaper and easy to find in the grocery store.
Yes I have and it doesn’t work as well thanks for watching Teresa
I like this method because you don’t have to cut your fabric to the size of the printer paper. Like you do with freezer paper😊
Very true!
You are amazing! If this did work with inkjet and ink wasnt dark enough could you use a fabric marker to darken?
Yes you could try
Thank you for this and other videos, helped me a lot 😅 What do think about decoupage napkins or other paper on cotton muslim fabric with quite loose weave? 😊
I would do a test patch
Ms Diedre, I just lined some bookshelves with DOLLAR TREE contact paper. The backing on the contact paper is almost exactly as the CD/mailing labels. Do you think that backing paper could be used in the same way as you do in this video?
I think I will try and see what happens.
Yep I bet that would work great! let me know how you make out :)
Wax paper will work, too.
That is pretty cool, but I have an inkjet printer instead of a laser one. Have you tried using the inkjet printer and what did it look like afterwards? I'm just looking for an easier way to transfer a picture or photo to fabric without using Mod Podge? Thank you.
No this doesn't work well with a ink jet. The ink smears to easily. I haven't really found a great method to transfer to fabric without Mod Podge unless you have a Cricut. Thanks for watching
Just getting started on projects you provide. Where do you find pillow cases and good material so cheap? Please share. I want to do pillows with sayings for deck and porch. Thanks again. Mary
I usually find lots of material, and scap material at thrift stores for super cheap!
Really great idea👍. Do you think that it would be possible to use freezer paper instead of cd paper?
I use freezer paper & a color laser. I put on 1 coat of Mod Podge then I add a second coat just before I put down the print. I squeegee it on very well, leaving no bubbles. I leave it overnight & pull off the paper in the morning. I found the ironing left spots & made the Mod Podge a bit bubbled. Might have just been me & too hot of an iron! My method is longer but I do get great results. This is a great place to start for ideas! She makes great videos!
Ohhh!! i will try that. Compare the 2 and see what happens. Thanks for the tips :)
What is the best laser printer to buy for these projects? Love your work!
This is my favourite LaserJet printerwww.amazon.com/dp/B0763WDSYZ/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_T7BWV0VZ3P6Q2D305RTC?linkCode=ml2&tag=ourupcycled0b-20
Hi.can you reuse the carrier paper ?.or is it just a one project paper . Love the projects x
I always like to use a new piece because I don’t want it to not work properly
Does the hodge podge work on tshirts? Great video
It is not washable. Thanks for watching.
Can I transfer images to jeans? #2-can I then wash it? Love your video
Not washable
I love your graphics and store....if I down load and print it comes out in black and white, how do I get those beauties in colors??
These are designed to be black and white so unfortunately you can’t colour them
Great video. Would this work on a T-Shirt?
This is not washable. Thanks for watching.
Deirdre: slightly off-topic but for wood signs what is the difference between using regular mod Podge and mod Podge image transfer? Do you recommend one or the other? (I know the photo transfer is for an opaque background)
You can just use regular matte mod podge. It will work just as well as photo one
I bought mod podge literally because it was on clearance and still in perfect condition lol. Who knew there's so much it can be used for!
Thank you for sharing but you didn’t show how to reverse the image in the computer? And I do appreciate the way you explain your videos…👍👍👍👍🌺
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Can you use the matte mod podge, so you don’t have such a shiny finish on your fabric ?
Are use the mat on this unfortunately it does have a little bit of a shine and I’m not quite sure how you can get rid of that
What is the name of your printer? Love your video! Thank you!!
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What setting did you use on your laser printer. Mine doesn’t print on this label paper like yours does? Thank you
I am not sure I just use the regular settings and it works well
It does work with inkjet printers I've done it
That’s fantastic some ink jet printers it just won’t work with
Can i use transparency film instead of the mailing labels?
Yes that would probably work fine thanks for watching
Hi Diedre, I don't have a printer - can I do this technique with markers?
Thanks for watching Jane. I have never tried sorry
That sounds interesting, let us know if you try it.
Idk but im gonna try it. Ive used fabric crayons till crayola removed a certain ingredient that was toxic if you eat a rediculous amount.
This is an awesome technique. What happens when you use an ink jet printer?
The ink doesn't adhere well to the paper and smears everywhere. Some people have luck. I haven't
Christine Elizabeth has a video with wax paper and an inkjet. It may be your printer. I haven't tried it, but I think I will soon.
@@MissMolly3377 thank you for that info. I will check out her video.
That's what I tried to do before I realized I needed the laser printer. Picture came out very light
What else could you use besides the CD paper or address label paper if you can't find it?
Backing from Cricut paper
If I take the special paper to the office supply store will they print out from laser printer for me?
I am not sure sorry
Could you do it on shirts or would it be too stiff?
Not washable
What can we do to not waste the labels? How can we store them? Maybe wax paper?
Yes that would great or parchment paper! Thanks for watching
Print on the wax paper, and save your labels. Christine Elizabeth, is one channel, that I know of, who does print on wax paper, with an ink jet printer, and her project came out beautiful.
Could you use a heat press instead of an iron? X
Yes, you certainly can
Can you use butcher paper or freezer paper?
No it doesn’t work well
Can you use wax paper to transfer
I find it does not work well with wax paper
I tried to do this cuz I thought it would be fun. I don't have an laser printer. When I tried to go get it done places nobody will let me use that paper from the back of the labels, they say it will burn the printer rollers. Any suggestions?
I do it at home on my own printer
If you transferred to a teeshirt, could it then be washed?
This is not washable, sorry
Is there anyway to avoid the glossy sheen on the finished project? Thanks
Use matte mod podge
@@jennifertaylor7784 she used matte Mod Podge & had a glossy sheen.
It does tend to have a bit of a glossy sheen after you iron. I am unsure how to completely eliminate that unless you could find a really matte top coat to cover it
Yeah, I don't care for that, either. I notice it on the transfers on wood projects too, where you rub the paper off, and that would bug me, personally. That is why I am not a fan of the rib on transfers, like IOD or Prima Redesign make. They have a shiny edge. They are beautiful, though.
@@MissMolly3377 I love IOD, try sanding the imagine to get a less shiny look but it will look slightly distressed or try dealing with a matte sealer. Or wax but don’t buff to a high sheen.
Can colored graphics be transferred too?
Yes
Can I use this with a newspaper on a flag..
Can i do this same method with photos ?
Yes you can Thanks for watching Krista
I’m thinking you can use freezer paper instead of mailing label paper
I find it’s too thin and doesn’t go thru printer well
Is it same as freezer paper
No, it is thicker than freezer paper
Can you reuse the waxy paper if it all comes off clean? I feel I should ask before I go off blindly ruining instead of crafting which is just as easy 😉 ~ all respect ~
Yes you can!
It looks like the burlap scorched. Do you have a way in mind to keep that from happening?
I don’t think I noticed that when I was doing a project I guess you just have to make sure that you kept the iron a little bit lower in temperature
I hate stupid but this is a stupid question 😮. You said to print on shiny side of paper. Q: do I put the shiny side Up or Down to get print on the correct side? First time at doing your great tutorial. Thank you!!!
Every printer is different so do a test sheet on paper to see how to load
Does t works with color images?
Yes
Do like to share this interesting video please.
Ok, thank you
Can you do a shirt?
You can, but it’s not permanent and will not be able to wash it
Does the ink wash off?
Yes it will
Is there a way to print stuff like this without the ink/picture washing off?
She did say that you can buy a ‘fabric mod podge’ maybe it will work but how many washed can it sustain?
@@redfo3009 hell yea I need it to stand the test of time or at least give of a viintage look as it ages
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Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching
Is the fabric machine washable?
Nevermind
No it isn’t
I wonder where the designs coming from?😮
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Just watched this video for second time. Can anybody tell ke how to "reverse print" in Word program/ Windows 7?
Google Docs Tutorial: How To Mirror And Flip Images Graphics Photos
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I was ready to donate a box of cd labels...NOPE! keeping it! LOL
Is this technique washable
She answered that in the video, but no it not washable unless you use fabric mod podge.
Thanks for watching Erica
This will ultimately work. But its washability is literally none. Besides there are way easier ways to do this for one thing you do need cd labels any pet film will work.
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How do you get the stink of the Mod Podge out. That’s a big concern for me.
I don’t find mod podge has a scent
It only works if you have an inkjet printer not a lazer!
About 20 years ago i did this in a quilting work shop i had to buy a injet printer because it wouldnt work on my lazer!
These were done on my LaserJet printer, so it definitely can work
iis it machine washable?
No, it’s not
Why won't it work on a inkjet printer?
The ink jet uses Ink where the laser printer uses a toner, and that transfers onto that type of paper
Why not just use iron transfer paper? Cheaper?
And if you don’t have a laser jet?????
You can try your ink jet and see if it works. I just have never had any luck. Thanks for watching Tonya
This is how I use my ink jet for printing on fabric
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@@Keepsake_Business_Academy I didn’t actually see how to do it.
@@OurUpcycledLife thank you for responding! I watch your channel religiously even though my stuff doesn’t turn out like yours😔 but thank you for your videos they are so much fun to watch!
Why don’t you use the transfer sheet that makes for this they cost the same
It would really have helped and saved time if you’d said right at the outset it was laserjet and not inkjet, not half way thru & wasting my time.
i guess you can't wear it after when you use that technique?
This technique is not washable
I almost couldn’t get through your video because of your mispronunciation of “PoDge”. Its pronounced like “lodge”. There is a “D” in the word! Drove me nuts.
Anyway … ignoring that… great video. Oh and maybe mention at the get go that you need a laser printer! I was pretty disappointed after letting my mind think up projects to realize I cant do them 😢