Hi! Thank you so much for sharing this project. I always wanted to learn how to do this. I was wondering if it works in color or just black and white? Thank you for your help 💗🌷😊
Hi!! I just found you yesterday, so I am a new subscriber, but I had a question about the freezer paper transfers. First of all, wow, you make some pretty awesome thrift flips! Secondly, is wax paper or parchment paper the same as freezer paper? Those are the only two items that I have. If not, I will head out and purchase some.I’m excited to try this method out. I will be binge watching the rest of your videos soon, lol!
Hi Marie! Thank you & Welcome! Freezer paper is thicker (of course certain brands may vary) I found parchment paper doesn't have the heavy wax coating the others do. My next video will show how they look in color (along with 4 other inkjet transfer methods) ♥️ -Kim
Thanks, Yvonne! I didn't attempt wax paper cause it seemed kinda flimsy but just may vary in brands. If you do try I would recommend taping it to a sheet of cardstock so it doesn't get stuck in your printer ❤️ Let me know how it turns out if you try it
Wow, what a great idea using freezer paper for transfer's. Too many trash to treasure tutorials on YT feature IOD Stamps & Transfer's, which can be quite an investment. I've done many projects where I printed out graphics on tissue paper, so luckily I know how to feed the paper into the printer. Many thanks for showing this technique and for the images on your website! I've liked, shared, commented and subscribed to your channel to show appreciation for your knowledge and talent!
Mary, thank you very much & Welcome! ❤️ I hope you'll like tomorrow's video, as well. It's five easy transfer methods that are budget friendly & one method is the tissue paper one that you mention. Maybe you can share some tips & tricks you've learned with us ❤️ I appreciate the support & love you gave my channel today! -Kim
I haven't tried this method on those kinds of surfaces. I'm wondering if they are too textured for the print to come out clearly. If u try this method on any of them please let me know how they turn out ❤️❤️
I have made sure that I’m subscribed to your channel!!! I don’t want to lose you! You have done so many inspiring techniques. Thank you Thank you Thank you! J
Hello! I've learned to get crisper lines by applying paint with a sponge OR using a paint brush and spray bottle. These projects I noticed had "brush strokes" which created blurry transfers. Also a newer ink cartridge helps create darker images. I hope this helps! & thank you for watching ❤️
Maria I use Canva.com. They do offer a free version. I create a standard page 8.5x11" or 11x8.5". Then upload the graphic and size to what you want. Then hit the "FLIP" option. I will be making tutorials soon to show more on how to create with Canva because it's very user friendly. I hope that helps ❤️❤️
Hello, do you mean on clear glass? I don't believe without painting the glass that the ink would show with the freezer paper transfers. Let me know if I'm not understanding correctly 🙂 I would love to help if I can ❤️
For my printer the shiny side is face down however some printers may be face up. You can take a piece of printer paper and write an x on the side you place down in the tray. Then run it through the printer to see if it comes out face up, as well. If not then you would place yours face up in the tray. Hope that makes sense ❤️😊
Rustoleum sealer, two very light coats spraying from a good distance away. Drying the piece overnight & then in between each coat. I recommend testing a small section first or a sample piece with the same surface. Those steps help so the ink doesn't reactivate & smear. ❤️
Hi Debbie, here is the link to the post on my blog where these printables are creativediypurpose.com/diy-transfers-create-apply-to-your-projects/ If you need any help please let me know :) -Kim
I would recommend testing on a small spot first or on a sample piece to see how your printer ink responds to your sealer. I let my project dry overnight then spray lightly with rustoleum spray sealer, let that dry then apply another coat. ❤️
I have a print of my late husbands work. Would like to transfer it to a large piece for a light installation. Where could I get a large copy, 2 1/2' X 3'. Any idea where I can get a print that large on wax paper? Or a company that would do it? Liked your tutorial by the way. But the size I'm looking at, glass would be too heavy, can it transfer be done on plexiglass sheet?
That's a beautiful idea, Barbara❤️ I wonder if you have a local print shop that would do it for you. Could you paint the surface w chalkpaint or do you need it transparent?
@@CreativeDIYPurpose The only print shops in our area only go so large. And not transfers. They did wonderful work making prints of my husband's art, but nothing as large as I'm wanting. I've thought of contacting Kinko's. Would be willing to do something using a paint on application where the paper gets washed away. Don't know if the chemicals would mar the surface of the plexiglass sheet. It's a consideration about rubbing IOD transfer. Want to give it as a gift to our son at Christmas. The one I saw that I'm trying to duplicate was backlit in a deep frame and hung on the wall as a mood light. Have considered the printed shower curtains. Concerned about the crispness of the print. My husband did magnificently intricate work with a wood burner. I wouldn't want to lose any detail.
@@barbarapendergrass5098 it's worth a call to Kinkos for sure. He sounds like he was an incredible artist. What a blessing you are to share his creations. Your gift idea sounds beautiful. Yes I agree the shower curtain might blur and wear off after awhile. I will look on Pinterest and let you know if I come across anything that may help. Pls touch base and let me know what you figure out because once you do I'm sure others would appreciate the advisement ❤️
@@CreativeDIYPurpose The local print shop, and might I say some great people only prints so large. The nearest kinkos is an hour away one way. But we did use them for some family photos once and they were fine prints. To get the light to come through the print properly an opaque paint wouldn't be right. I was reading about ModPodge. The article advised gloss medium for transparent glass. Still scarry. The cost of a sheet of plexiglass that large is quite expensive. Have several poster frames around with a cheap thin plastic cover. Maybe I'll experiment with one of those. My son lives in a man cave and having his Dad's work being a mood light I think would be special to him. Don't mean to blow my husband's horn. But he was an excellent artist. And this steam punk abstract is one of his finest and last pieces. Really want to honor him and do it up right.
@@barbarapendergrass5098 wow I would love to see a picture of this piece. 😍 let me know how it goes w the poster thin sheet. It may work out better than the plexiglass. What size are you looking for in plexiglass?
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing this project. I always wanted to learn how to do this. I was wondering if it works in color or just black and white? Thank you for your help 💗🌷😊
You're welcome, Alissa & thank you ❤️ I haven't tried color yet but I am trying it this week & let you know how it turns out next Sunday!
@@CreativeDIYPurpose thank you so much ! I always look forward to your videos. 💗
@@alissaturner5444 Awe, you're very welcome! ❤️
@@CreativeDIYPurpose did it work
@@KMF3 it did! I will be showing results in my next video! If you head over to my community tab you can see a pic of my first attempt :)
I love them! I can’t wait to try it. I wondered how long the ink stays “wet”, now I know. Thanks
Thank you! I cant wait to see what you create with them ❤️
@@CreativeDIYPurpose I wondered this too. Can I print and use it the next day or do I have to use immediately?
@@KMF3 from what I've tested it's good for a little over an hour. After that the image becomes very light & takes alot longer to transfer.
creativediypurpose.com/diy-transfers-create-apply-to-your-projects/
Thank you for sharing this technique! I love how much less expensive it is than the pre-made transfers. 😊
You're welcome, Heidi ❤️ & thank you!
Hi!! I just found you yesterday, so I am a new subscriber, but I had a question about the freezer paper transfers. First of all, wow, you make some pretty awesome thrift flips! Secondly, is wax paper or parchment paper the same as freezer paper? Those are the only two items that I have. If not, I will head out and purchase some.I’m excited to try this method out. I will be binge watching the rest of your videos soon, lol!
Hi Marie! Thank you & Welcome! Freezer paper is thicker (of course certain brands may vary) I found parchment paper doesn't have the heavy wax coating the others do. My next video will show how they look in color (along with 4 other inkjet transfer methods) ♥️ -Kim
Love these! Can you use wax paper if you don't have freezer paper? I've been wanting to try this with my printer forever!
Thanks, Yvonne! I didn't attempt wax paper cause it seemed kinda flimsy but just may vary in brands. If you do try I would recommend taping it to a sheet of cardstock so it doesn't get stuck in your printer ❤️ Let me know how it turns out if you try it
Hello Nash how are you doing
Love all this. So good to see this transfer technique. Especially with ink jet. Thank you. Terrific video.
Thank you very much, Barbara ❤️
Thank you for sharing these tips! I feel confident that I can try this now. Beautiful flips. Blessings!
You're welcome & thank you! Let me know how your project turns out ❤️
Love these & thank you for the free printable’s…Blessings
You're welcome, Sandy & thank you ❤️
Hello Sandy how are you doing
All looked great! I certainly want to try this method!
Thank you, Gail ❤️ let me know how they turn out
Hello Gail how are you doing
Wow, what a great idea using freezer paper for transfer's. Too many trash to treasure tutorials on YT feature IOD Stamps & Transfer's, which can be quite an investment. I've done many projects where I printed out graphics on tissue paper, so luckily I know how to feed the paper into the printer. Many thanks for showing this technique and for the images on your website! I've liked, shared, commented and subscribed to your channel to show appreciation for your knowledge and talent!
Mary, thank you very much & Welcome! ❤️ I hope you'll like tomorrow's video, as well. It's five easy transfer methods that are budget friendly & one method is the tissue paper one that you mention. Maybe you can share some tips & tricks you've learned with us ❤️ I appreciate the support & love you gave my channel today! -Kim
Thanks!❤ Have you used this method on canvas, heavy paper (watercolor, pastel paper…) or wood board?
I haven't tried this method on those kinds of surfaces. I'm wondering if they are too textured for the print to come out clearly. If u try this method on any of them please let me know how they turn out ❤️❤️
Or just buy the pre-cut freezer paper.
Thank you for such a great video. As always, I love all your projects. My favorite is the apothecary one❤️❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻🦋🦋🦋🙏
Thank you, Rosie ❤️ That one is my favorite, as well!
I have made sure that I’m subscribed to your channel!!! I don’t want to lose you! You have done so many inspiring techniques. Thank you Thank you Thank you! J
Awe, thank you & Welcome! Happy to have you here 😊❤️
New subscriber 😊 Thank you for sharing your creative talent with us!!
Thank you & Welcome! ❤️ You're very welcome! -Kim
I’m new to your channel,thank you for all the tips,everything looks beautiful
Thank you, Kathy & Welcome! ❤️ -Kim
Does it always come out faint and blotchy like that? Or is it possible to get something that doesn't look so faded?
Hello! I've learned to get crisper lines by applying paint with a sponge OR using a paint brush and spray bottle.
These projects I noticed had "brush strokes" which created blurry transfers.
Also a newer ink cartridge helps create darker images.
I hope this helps! & thank you for watching ❤️
One more question: does the image print on the "shiny" side? My printer prints on the side loaded "facedown".
Hi Anna, yes you'll want the ink on the shiny side ❤️ Let me know how your project turns out :)
I want you create a transfer on my fridge after I paint it with chalk paint. Can the wax paint be used as a sealer?
Hello! You may want to try wet proof sealer for durability. Maybe Gatorhide from Dixie Belle. Enjoy creating ❤️
This was super helpful!! I need all the tips i can get so thank you 🖤🖤🖤
Glad it helped! You're welcome ❤️
Thank you for the tip. How can I reverse an image? Thanks
Maria I use Canva.com. They do offer a free version. I create a standard page 8.5x11" or 11x8.5". Then upload the graphic and size to what you want. Then hit the "FLIP" option.
I will be making tutorials soon to show more on how to create with Canva because it's very user friendly.
I hope that helps ❤️❤️
Can someone please do glass I want to do a photo n seeing other stuff looks hard thank you so much
Hello, do you mean on clear glass? I don't believe without painting the glass that the ink would show with the freezer paper transfers. Let me know if I'm not understanding correctly 🙂 I would love to help if I can ❤️
Beautiful transfers and projects.
Thank you ❤️
When inserting the paper into the printer, is the freezer paper side on top or underneath?
For my printer the shiny side is face down however some printers may be face up. You can take a piece of printer paper and write an x on the side you place down in the tray. Then run it through the printer to see if it comes out face up, as well. If not then you would place yours face up in the tray. Hope that makes sense ❤️😊
Is there a difference between us if freezer paper and wax paper?
Yes wax paper has more of a slippery waxy coating than parchment paper ❤️
Such a great tutorial! I love all of your pieces!
Thank you sweet friend ❤️
I was wondering what sealer do you use?
Rustoleum sealer, two very light coats spraying from a good distance away. Drying the piece overnight & then in between each coat. I recommend testing a small section first or a sample piece with the same surface. Those steps help so the ink doesn't reactivate & smear. ❤️
Love the tips you give very helpful 😇
Thank you, Judy ❤️
You are so talented love all your teaching I’m pretty new to this thank you 🙏
Thank you, Tatiana ❤️ You're very welcome
Hello Tatiana how are you doing
Love your videos!! Thank you for all your inspiration!
Hi Candice! Thank you & you are very welcome ❤️
Hello Candice how are you doing
Love the vintage look. Thanks
Thank you, Linda & you're welcome ❤️
I love your project. The are so pretty
Thank you, Suzette ❤️
How do i get your free transfers
Hi Debbie, here is the link to the post on my blog where these printables are creativediypurpose.com/diy-transfers-create-apply-to-your-projects/
If you need any help please let me know :) -Kim
That
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome, Linda ❤️
Thanks for sharing. ❤
Thank you, Dori for watching ❤️ You're welcome :)
You are super duper crafte
Thank you ❤️
Do you seal it with a spray
I would recommend testing on a small spot first or on a sample piece to see how your printer ink responds to your sealer. I let my project dry overnight then spray lightly with rustoleum spray sealer, let that dry then apply another coat. ❤️
So pretty thank you 😇
Thank you, Judy ❤️
I love your videos❤️
Thank you, Tina ❤️
This is awesome!! Tfs
You're welcome, Letty ❤️
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Thank you, Maria ❤️😊
I really like your style....thanks for all the free printables. I have many projects now to come.
Thank you, Anna ❤️ You're welcome 😊 Happy Creating!
I've got a couple of maple syrup bottles I've been saving! Will have to try this. ❤️
Yay! I want to see them when your done! They are my favorite to upcycle. I have two other videos where I used them lol.
I have a print of my late husbands work. Would like to transfer it to a large piece for a light installation. Where could I get a large copy, 2 1/2' X 3'. Any idea where I can get a print that large on wax paper? Or a company that would do it? Liked your tutorial by the way. But the size I'm looking at, glass would be too heavy, can it transfer be done on plexiglass sheet?
That's a beautiful idea, Barbara❤️ I wonder if you have a local print shop that would do it for you. Could you paint the surface w chalkpaint or do you need it transparent?
@@CreativeDIYPurpose The only print shops in our area only go so large. And not transfers. They did wonderful work making prints of my husband's art, but nothing as large as I'm wanting. I've thought of contacting Kinko's. Would be willing to do something using a paint on application where the paper gets washed away. Don't know if the chemicals would mar the surface of the plexiglass sheet. It's a consideration about rubbing IOD transfer. Want to give it as a gift to our son at Christmas. The one I saw that I'm trying to duplicate was backlit in a deep frame and hung on the wall as a mood light. Have considered the printed shower curtains. Concerned about the crispness of the print. My husband did magnificently intricate work with a wood burner. I wouldn't want to lose any detail.
@@barbarapendergrass5098 it's worth a call to Kinkos for sure. He sounds like he was an incredible artist. What a blessing you are to share his creations. Your gift idea sounds beautiful.
Yes I agree the shower curtain might blur and wear off after awhile. I will look on Pinterest and let you know if I come across anything that may help.
Pls touch base and let me know what you figure out because once you do I'm sure others would appreciate the advisement ❤️
@@CreativeDIYPurpose The local print shop, and might I say some great people only prints so large. The nearest kinkos is an hour away one way. But we did use them for some family photos once and they were fine prints.
To get the light to come through the print properly an opaque paint wouldn't be right. I was reading about ModPodge. The article advised gloss medium for transparent glass. Still scarry. The cost of a sheet of plexiglass that large is quite expensive. Have several poster frames around with a cheap thin plastic cover. Maybe I'll experiment with one of those.
My son lives in a man cave and having his Dad's work being a mood light I think would be special to him. Don't mean to blow my husband's horn. But he was an excellent artist. And this steam punk abstract is one of his finest and last pieces. Really want to honor him and do it up right.
@@barbarapendergrass5098 wow I would love to see a picture of this piece. 😍 let me know how it goes w the poster thin sheet. It may work out better than the plexiglass. What size are you looking for in plexiglass?
One of my favourite videos...I love French Country style projects and transferring techniques...keep up the great inspirations
Thank you, Betty ❤️
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