Jazz Up Your Glass Jars With This Easy Graphic Transfer Technique!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Transform your Clear Glass Jars and Bottles with this DIY Graphic Transfer Hack
Hi there,
In this tutorial, we show you a unique and creative way to transform clear glass jars and bottles into eye-catching home decor pieces. With our DIY graphic transfer hack, you can easily add patterns, designs, and images to your glass containers, giving them a personal touch and making them a statement piece in any room. The process is simple, affordable, and the results are stunning. Whether you want to upcycle old jars and bottles or add a pop of style to your shelves, this tutorial is for you. So, grab your supplies and let's get started on transforming your clear glass jars and bottles!
Happy crafting,
Deidre
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Some projects that do not involve, selling your items, and not needing a computer, would be nice.
Or a laser printer
@@barbb6596I agree but most of the things she says won’t work with an ink jet printer does work if you take the right steps. I’ve never tried it with reversed graphics but I don’t do those anyway. I’m not going to rub off paper when I can get the same look without the extra work. Instead of doing this you can buy clear labels from a home office store and use an ink jet printer to print them out. If you’re careful not to smudge it and let it dry then it won’t have an issue.
The candle was my favorite too
My favorite is the candle
Is there anything you do like this using an inkjet printer Deirdre? xx Jean from Scotland.
No sorry unfortunately
I like adding baking soda to paint for glass jars. It looks like pottery!
I tried that mixture this weekend on wood heart cutouts! I left them bumpy and rough, and they kind of look like concrete! I'll try glass next! 👍😊
Very interesting! How much baking soda would you use?
Great idea. Makes me want a laser printer. Thank you for sharing.
loved the milk jug and the technic!
So glad!
Im so glad I found your channel. I dont have a cricut but you show so many alternatives to still make pretty crafts. Thank you!
Welcome! So glad you enjoyed watching
These turned out beautifully.
Thanks!
Loved the dairy milk transfer….you are very creative and knowledgeable!!
Just found your channel and I’m obsessed with it ❤❤❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Awesome technique! Thank you so much for sharing. God bless. 🙏✝️🇺🇸
Thanks so much for watching!
Live the olive oil bottle
Hi Deidre, I just tried the transfer technique for the first time and oh my goodness, it works! I was a little skeptical it really would but am super impressed with it. Thank you for sharing! Instead of the clear shelf liner, I had some full-sheet 8 1/2 x 11 clear labels on hand and so I used the backing to print on and then the clear label to transfer. Worked like a charm!
Wonderful!
Love all 3 diy t4s
Thanks for watching!
What a brilliant idea and a fantastic tutorial for someone that's never done this before, or even thought of it! Just like me
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! Very beautiful!
Thank you very much!
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oh my gosh that is amazing!!! I just went and shopped in you're store :), love all the thrifting graphics! Thank you
Thanks so much for all your support. Hopefully you found some great graphics. Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend.
Love the oil jug with the cow. So want to try this method, just have to find the time, lol TFS 💜
You can do it!
Brilliant idea!! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
I think the jug is my favorite. But I love all three. I wish I had a Lazer printer.
Love these!
Fantastic idea! Makes me wish I had laser printer instead of an ink jet printer. My favorite project was the candle. So pretty.
Thanks so much!
Great ideas thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing! Love this transfer idea. Looks professional!
Thanks!
This is fantastic Deidre!!😍
Love how you are able to come up with awesome ways to transfer images.❤️
I’m definitely going to try this!! Thanks so much for sharing all your great ideas!🥰
Thanks so much for watching!
Hi Deidre, I don't think I've ever used this method, all the projects turned out beautiful, the candle is also my favorite....Take care...
Thanks so much 😊
Oh wow wow wow wow! Can you do anything like this if we haven't got a printer? Thank you so much for sharing your amazing creativity ideas with us! God bless you x
Unfortunately not
YES! A way to use the vinyl backing sheet!
Haven’t seen this before but it’s great. Thank you for sharing.
My favorite was the milk bottle idea.
Amazing - thanks so much for watching!
Will definitely try these!
Hope you enjoy!
I like the milk jug best 👍👍
One of my favourites too!
Don’t have a Cricut but my wheels were turning in my brain thinking I could use photos or magazine pages, or newspaper or printed tissue, or , or, or…! Thanks for the inspiration.
You are so welcome!
Great ideas & techniques. Can you show how to do if one only has an ink jet printer?
Unfortunately it won’t work
I have a Cricut that I never mastered. This technique looks much easier
Wow, I love all of them! Thank you for sharing.
So cool! Makes me want to go out and get a laser printer. ❤️
I did! 😆. Actually I mentioned to my husband how OLD our current printer is and he took the hint. I bought a compact low cost printer $120 and it works just fine. I just wish they would have a laser printer that prints color.
Super cool.
Love this
GENIUS! Love these!!! So simple. Thank you for the idea!!!😊
You give such great directions to help us recreate these. I love the candle, but the dairy is amazing too
Aw thanks! Glad you enjoyed
Excellent hack! Thank you for sharing. The possibilities are truly endless. ❤👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Very nice!
All are beautiful, Thanks for Sharing, Many Blessings!
You are so welcome
Really, really, love this especially because in my area, glass is not recycled. I'm saving all my glass empties hoping I can come up with some project to use them in. Thanks so much! 😍
Wonderful!
Love that milk jug!
Oh my gosh! I have a bunch of these label sheets. I wondered what I could do with them. This is AWESOME!!!
So glad it was helpful for you!!
Holy Moly! Amazing ❤️❤️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I've never tried this before, I will try the candle. Love it 😊
Hi Deidre! This is a great method! I’ve gotta try this. Thanks!
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Have fun!
This is awesome! I’ll be trying it as have lots of labels!
This is total magic! You come up with the most interesting ways to make transfers. I got an upgraded Cricut for Christmas, and can't wait to try it out. But sometimes I just don't want to pull it out, and want another way to create something. Thanks for sharing your creativity!
You are so welcome!
You are so-o-o resourceful! Thank you for sharing these wonderful tips!
Glad you like them!
You’re so talented! Love your work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Loved It! 😀
Glad you liked it!!
What a great idea. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Amazing 🤩
Bravo! Merci! Excellente idée!
That is awesome. I have a couple of Salsa jars that I was wondering what I could do with.
Oh great! Glad I could help
I love your videos, keep it up girl!
I have all the supplies. I want to do a clear glass canister set.
Do you have to seal them so that they can be washed with soap and water or dishwasher?
This is not washable
Kool
This is awesome! Thank you! Could you use a colored image or just black and white?
Yes laser jet colours will work
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What a neat idea ! I wonder what it would look like on blue or amber glass? Thanks for sharing!
You made that look so easy, thanks. Would you cork that bottle or does the paint need air so it won’t crack? Can you use freezer paper instead? Love the graphics too!
The freezer paper doesn’t work well
As you were demonstrating what paper to use and why . I had a thought, could you use wax paper? I think you would have to tape it to copy paper because of the thickness. I’ll have to try that.
Let me know how it works!
Wondering if this would work on contact or peel n stick wallpaper backing instead of label backing? I have tons of those products in my craft cabinet.
Worth a try
All 3 are beautiful… quick question, I don’t have a laser printer at home, so we need to do it at work. Do you have to transfer it immediately ? Or is it okay to leave it on the paper for awhile? Thanks
You can wait
my laser printer streaks on this technique
Oh no
Can you show us how it would turn out if We only have a inkjet printer. And not a fancy laser. Funny thing as I just got rid of my laser printer. I donated it forward. Silly me.
It won’t work with a ink jet at all
Hi can you print on the shiny paper from the shelf liner itself ?
I have found that someone work some won’t so it might be something you just need to test
just a question, do you think the cricut transfer tape would work in addition to the shelf liner, or just stick to the shelf liner?
I haven’t tried but worth a go
Could you use wax paper as well?
No it doesn’t work as well
What about us that have an inkjet printer?
Unfortunately it won’t work
Can you also make rub on transfers this way?
No I don’t think so
Love your ideas but they always call for a laser jet printer and since I don't want to sell what I make that would be expensive.
I did ask before the information to get your different graphics, and was able to save a couple. But at that time I didn’t have a laser printer. could you possibly send me the information again please.
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Does anyone know where that link is, the one she said would be linked on how to resize graphics? I don't see it.
Here is the link How to Mirror / Flip / Rotate Image in Google Docs / Graphic Photo Transfer DIY❤️
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@@OurUpcycledLife Ohhhh, thank you!
Why wouldn't this work with an ink jet
Difference in ink
Please don’t waste the labels to use the backing ladies and gents. That is wasteful. Just buy clear sticker labels from your home office store. Then you can make clear labels and have the backer if you would rather try this. To buy a product just to waste the actual label sounds ridiculous to me. I love this channel but don’t a lot of us thrift and look for curbside finds to help reduce waste in the landfills? I mean other than making fabulous pieces, right?
I use all of the stickers that I peel off for tags or labels and use them up in my junk journalling so nothing too much ever goes to waste. Thanks for watching.
@@OurUpcycledLife That’s good. I wish you would’ve said that in the video because the way it presented was that you didn’t use them. I would also suggest telling people that they can skip these steps and just use the clear labels from an office store. I know I seen a lot of comments stating people wished there was an alternative for your DIY’s that didn’t require a laser jet printer. Not many people seem to have them. The clear labels will work for ink jet printers. There are still a lot of alternative products and ways to make some of what you do work for an ink jet. It feels like people are calling out for those solutions. Thanks for replying.