Mod Podge CS15067 8 oz Photo Transfer Medium

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It works really well and there is no need to scrub away any of the paper as only the toner is transferred. All posts and pictures are copyrighted by Autumn Baldwin and blog content may not be reposted elsewhere. By definition, it’s a “synthetic resin made by polymerizing vinyl acetate used in paints and adhesives. Choose from the range of Printy or Professional line stamps that best suits your needs, either a standard word or phrase stamp, a date stamp or a numberer. By sponsoring me you will help me continue to create content like this, so if you enjoyed reading this instructable and watching the video I would really appreciate your patronage.

You want an even coat covering the entire wood surface, you want it thick enough for the paper you printed the image on to stick firmly but not too thick that it oozes out of the sides. Royal Mail and Parcel Force aim to deliver the next morning but deliveries to certain postcode areas may take longer. Keep reading below to learn three different techniques on how to use Mod Podge Photo Transfer, watch a video about the product, download a FREE eBook, and get some tips and tricks on how to use it successfully. I like to let my moistened plaque set for just a moment and then I begin rubbing with light pressure over the entire plaque.A reminder that your image will appear reversed once you transfer it, if the image has text or has essential features, be sure to mirror image before printing.

Once all of the paper is rubbed off, you can add a pillow form inside your cover and enjoy your newly decorated pillow! Once completed, I then brushed a coat of Mod Podge Matte over the top of my completed plaque to seal and protect. If you have, you realized that it’s a bit of a fiddly process – it’s not the fastest thing in the world and it’s pretty easy to mess up, and maybe you were even frustrated enough that you gave up. Alternate between a gentle circular rubbing motion and a rolling motion and the paper will start to come away. Jenny Barnett Rohrs is Head Dummy and Pied Piper behind CTD, which focuses on reviews, tutorials, and craft industry news.Use this formula on hard surfaces to create personalized pieces like coasters and plaques or use on fabric to make a memorable blanket and pillow. Mod Podge Transfer Medium (found at Micheal’s and it comes with the needed foam brush), your photo of choice (make sure if it has lettering on it, you print it in reverse. Brush a thick layer of transfer medium over the image, and then lay the paper (glue-side down) on the fabric.

If you did not let your project dry for 72 hours, you run the risk of rubbing the ink off during this process, and have to be very careful not to do so. The adherence to all the surfaces indicated (glass, ceramic, metal, fabric) was excellent and did not require any additional medium to attach. Use it on hard surfaces or fabrics that you can handwash to create unique and wonderful gifts for your loved ones, or something personal for yourself. In fact, I wonder why this transfer medium says the images to transfer should be printed with a toner photocopy when I make my transfers with classic ModPodge out of Inkjet prints and they turn out absolutely beautiful. Then line up your image face down on the mount and stick it down and smooth out all the bubbles and air pockets, it needs to be perfectly flat.

Belt Sander - a good belt or orbital sander is essential when working with a rough material like pallet wood. It is better to do more layers slowly than to go too hard and fast and lift off parts of your image. When dry, flip the image over and apply a wet a sponge to moisten the paper on the back of the image. TIP: When repeating the wet and rubbing steps to remove the paper, I highly recommend using a very light touch as you do not want to remove the paper too fast or possibly rub too deep to disturb your transfer image.

Once you get the hang of the process you can customise your process to achieve a range of different outcomes! I shifted gears when I realized that this product was not going to be something I would find useful for mixed media and set out to find out how to best utilize it. The most important thing is to make sure the surface you want to put the image on is perfectly flat.

Also, lay a sheet of wax paper inside the pillow cover so that the back of the pillow cover is protected. Begin to rub over wet paper lightly; the excess paper should dissolve away from the backside of the treated image. I did a little crafting this weekend – in attempt to bring some Spring to my kitchen – a little something brighter – by creating some rustic art using Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium. Dryad Education, the home of Specialist Crafts is a leading supplier of Art, Textiles, Design and Technology resources to educational establishments, students and artists worldwide.