Yes, shiny side down! Remember to mirror your image especially if you have text. It appears this TH-camr doesn’t respond to comments and Part 2 is unavailable. It’s easy, just use either poly acrylic, mod podge or liquetex. Spread liberally on surface that you are applying your image and place image ink side down and smooth out carefully with a credit card or popsicle stick making sure there are no bubbles…you can see if you missed spots while lifting your paper carefully and slowly - for missed spots just apply a little more of your sealer and work that part and use hair dryer. A 5x7 took about 5 minutes for me to transfer onto my wood project. Hope this isn’t confusing.
@@tinaknutsen thanks Tina. Pity she doesn't reply and pity she didn't make part 2 available. Useless. I still don't get why you put the shiny side down? So the image transfers off the dull side is that right? Isn't printing on the dull side just like printing on normal paper? Why use freezer paper unless printing on the shiny side? 🤔 Thanks again!!🙏😁
@@ethicsexistentialism4191 If you go to “Our Upcycled Life” on TH-cam She has great step by step tutorials on various methods of transferring with an ink jet or laser jet printer. She also goes into all the details and she is pretty good about responding back to her viewers. I am more of a visual type learner so I hope this helps. Her techniques can be applied to other projects…
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I would love to see part 2 but it says it is Private.
I want to watch part 2 but it says private!!!! help
I can hardly see. The camera is not focused
pity cant see Part 2
so shiny side down?
Yes, shiny side down! Remember to mirror your image especially if you have text.
It appears this TH-camr doesn’t respond to comments and Part 2 is unavailable. It’s easy, just use either poly acrylic, mod podge or liquetex. Spread liberally on surface that you are applying your image and place image ink side down and smooth out carefully with a credit card or popsicle stick making sure there are no bubbles…you can see if you missed spots while lifting your paper carefully and slowly - for missed spots just apply a little more of your sealer and work that part and use hair dryer.
A 5x7 took about 5 minutes for me to transfer onto my wood project. Hope this isn’t confusing.
@@tinaknutsen thanks Tina. Pity she doesn't reply and pity she didn't make part 2 available. Useless. I still don't get why you put the shiny side down? So the image transfers off the dull side is that right? Isn't printing on the dull side just like printing on normal paper? Why use freezer paper unless printing on the shiny side? 🤔 Thanks again!!🙏😁
@@ethicsexistentialism4191 If you go to “Our Upcycled Life” on TH-cam She has great step by step tutorials on various methods of transferring with an ink jet or laser jet printer. She also goes into all the details and she is pretty good about responding back to her viewers. I am more of a visual type learner so I hope this helps. Her techniques can be applied to other projects…
Thanks @@tinaknutsen, oh yes I love Diedre's Upcycled Life channel! But I've never seen her use freezer paper for transfer 🤔
@@ethicsexistentialism4191 try looking up her freezer paper transfer method.
Is there an actual cameraman doing that to your focus! Lol 🤣
Pity we can't view part 2 🤔🤨
I like what you did but it was hard to watch as it would be clear, blurred, over and over! UGH