This is the best GLUE for PHOTO transfer!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video we are going to see which glue works for photo transfer. Basically I am going to make quick transfers with 8 different type of glue.
And really the transfers are going to be really quick; so we can see which glue works for image transfer. We can do this transfer with a laser printouts but I’m going to use inkjet photos because it is faster to do.
Also I’m going to use different photos to test each of the glues and I tried choosing photos that are similar in contrast.
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--Contents of this video--
00:00 - Intro to photo transfer with glue
0:55 - inkjet photos
2:08 - preparation
02:35- Testing 8 glues
09:35 - Goodbye! and see you in the next video 🧡
09:46 - Nitsa Bloopers
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Wow! There are so many ways to transfer images that I never heard about before. Thank you for these experiments. P.S. I bought your book.
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Wonderful! I hope you love it! Thank you 🥰
Nitsa, thanks for all this in depth research!
Thank you for another great demo! Love how you experiment outside the box!
Glad you like it! thank you Deb 🥰
This was really cool!
Great video! They are a highlight I look forward to each week. Pretty please make the same type of video with all those glues using laser jet printed photos. Love and respect from Atlanta ❤️
Will do! even though I'm pretty sure the results will be similar, it will just take longer to remove the paper 😅 Thank you Susan 🥰
Enjoyed your video and experiment! Thank you for saving me time! Love all your videos and beautiful art pieces you make. Thanks!😊
I didn't make much of an art piece in this video, but yes thank you so much for watching ! 🥰
This is exactly how I feel! Thank you, Nitsa, for saving us both money and time for trying out different glues! I'm so grateful for the experiment on this video. ❤️🙏❤️
Love your videos!
Thanks 👍
In one way or another, Nitsa. You always give me a laugh.
That's great! Thank you David 🥰
You are amazing!
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Thank you again ❤️
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Very helpful! Glad you did this with inkjet transfers as I do not have a working laser printer. Will these glues also work on transferring to other substrates such as regular paper as in journaling?
Yes, absolutely!
Thanks!
Do you anticipate the same results with laser prints? Maybe a similar laser video in the future? Thank you for your great videos!
I use Nirmal wood glue and a little clear to take off the paper using only Laserjet very fast and simple but try not to put it on stained wood. Stain after
Please do more gelli plate transfers. They are so beautiful.
I will definitely make more gel plate printing videos 👍 Thank you 🌷🥰
First of all I love your videos❤❤. I have one for you Elmer’s clear glue. If you have used it . Please let me know what video. Thank you for your work.🧐
Did you seal the pic
Love, love, love!! Hello!! Which is better for the final touch? the Liquitex Professional Gloss Varnish or the Krylon Acrylic Spray Paint?
Both work great! It really depends on your preference. I actually often choose the varnish, only because I'm not so crazy about the fumes from the spray.
@@NitsaCreativeStudio good point… thank you!! ❤️
I so wanted you to try the gorilla glue . That was a great video x
The Gorilla super glue is not a bad idea 👍 Thank you Julia 🧡
Great video, thanks for the comparison! Now we don't have to. I'm new here, just curious, what's your accent? Your videos came up as recommended, but I'm glad I watched them, they're VERY helpful. Thank you!!
Thank you Brian 🌷 I'm original from Israel.
@@NitsaCreativeStudio Israel. Wow, okay. One day my wife and I plan to visit there. The Holy land.
So, how many years have you been crafting? I'm just starting out. Just waiting for it to warm up so I can go back outside and start using my router, dremel, paints..ya know the stuff you gotta do outside because of all the dust and stuff, oh and the chemicals. I live in Washington state...hopefully SOON, it'll warm up! Are you in Israel or the states..or?
Did the glue work as good as a transfer medium? I love your videos.
Yes it does! thank you so much Nancee 🥰
Curious to know how long you keep the photo attached until you rub it off. Some crafters leave it for 24 hrs then moisten with a damp cloth and rub off with fingers. That’s with Mod Podge. It comes our great. I’ve used Craftsmart air dry clay and simply hated it so I won’t by any of their products.
Great demo and very interesting to see the results. Would be interested if Gorilla glue would work? Would be very interested in seeing you try that one
Great suggestion! It might be like the repair glue, but you don't know until you try, right? Thank you Rachel 🥰
Same thing happened with me I used mod pauge
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Are these printed on regular copy paper or photo paper , I bought your book thank you for all the tips
They are printed on standard printer paper (20lb). Thank you Jakkie 🌼🧡
Thank you for this video .... how long do you leave the transfer to dry before you remove it ? 😊
I wanted to ask the same question!
😃 I let the transfer dry for just about 2-3 minutes before removing the paper 👍
@@NitsaCreativeStudio thank you 😊
Nothing is working on stretched canvas! Using HP laser printer, matte medium, acetone…. Everything… it’s not sticking… like all types of canvas are repelling the image. Help!
I love prime design transfers for furniture... I'd love a book on making them. Cece restyled did a TH-cam video once, but I bet you could figure out how to make the shhets
Do you mean making ready transfer sheets, like rub ons? Its definitely on my list!! Thank you 🌻🧡💛
@@NitsaCreativeStudio yes ;)
Did you rip the paper of straight away without waiting or water… sorry wasn’t very clear…but great experiment… thx 🤩
Correct, no water, but I did wait for each glue to dry a bit, about 2-3 minutes, before removing the paper 👍 thank you Reni 🥰
I'm looking into using cooking oil instead of water as a releasing agent after leaving glue to fully dry.
why? it sounds a little messy 😅
@@NitsaCreativeStudio having trouble with water causing the PVA glue to go slimy which eventually takes the image off the substrate. My guess is I am doing it wrong with the water? I'm sure the glue has cured enough, so nothing should be getting slimy.
@@johntrevy1 I've never had this issue, so either something is wrong with the PVA glue (you can replace it with Elmer's glue to test it) or you're applying too much water and rubbing too hard? BTW are you transferring an inkjet or a laser photo?
@@NitsaCreativeStudio I am admittedly using cheaper PVA glue. Maybe I am using too much water then, but I really thought I was using a little amount. Back to the drawing board for me then. Will let you know how I get on. I'm using laser, can't afford to run an inkjet.
@@NitsaCreativeStudio The more I try with the cooking oil the more I think that there could be something to it. Why not try it yourself. Get a piece of wood, attach your design like you usually do, wait to dry completely, apply cooking oil to sponge and rub sponge over design, try to find a corner on your design and gently get one of your nails to separate the top layer of paper from the other and gently rub your thumb over and over until the paper comes up. Use a mini pallet knife to get the rest of the layer of paper up. Make a video and see how you get on.
Love your videos!
Sweet! Thank you Debbie 😘