How to Decoupage an Image onto Furniture, Transfer Photo to Wood
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Learn the quick and easy steps involved in transferring a photo or image to a piece of wood or furniture. With a few simply tools, a photo of your choice and a piece of furniture needing a facelift, you will be able to create a unique, one of a kind piece you can be proud of. This process looks awesome with maps, old angel statue, flowers.......
Adhesive Medium: Mod Podge, Matte Finish
Wax: Maison Blanche, Dark Wax
Shutterstock Image used: www.shuttersto...
Clear Protectant: PolyAcrylic Satin Finish
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Great tutorial! What kind of paper did you print on?
Looks good. I didn't think you were supposed to put any kind of finish over wax, I thought wax was the last top coat because it's not going to stick very well, what's your ideas?
It's such a great piece. I can't wait to try this out with an old black and white family photo!
thanks for the video. you make it look easy! (just my opinion - i think the pattern is more modern, so would look better not aged or darkened. maybe better as a bright modern piece.)
Beautiful! 😍 Thank you for the wonderful info... 💕
Gorgeous!
Wow thanks for the tutorial... it was well explained. I will try this in one piece. Blessings :-)
cool stuff, very impressed, you've given me some great ideas for my kids furniture. tks
Thanks do much for sharing! Nice job!
Very lovely! Would love to see a tour of your shop!
This was great! Thanks for sharing. Just what I was looking for.
Love love love ✨✨✨✨✨ I'd like a tutorial on: how to age a intricate piece of furniture please again with the decoupage . Thank you
This is a pretty cool channel
Thank you. Starting to get back in the RUclips game and will be adding more content. Thanks again!
Beautiful! Love it.
Nice work very praticle shabby chic
it's a beautiful work .. thank you♡
Loved it.
Stunning
Hello. I just found your channel today. It's awesome. I just moved to a new apartment and I got some old furniture from a garage sale. This project will be great for my daughter dresser. Thank you. And, by the way, do you know the " Annie Sloan" was and chalk paint ? It's super good. ;-)
Would you mind sharing exactly which wide format printer you are using to print this. Thanks! Love this!
Where do you find your images that you like and want to transfer? Great job!!!
I think i purchase this image off shutterstock. Any stock photo website or etsy will work. Thanks
Ecxelente!!! Thank you!!
Hi I really like the way you transform the drawer. Any chance you would able to listing the stuff you used in the video please? I can't fully catching what your were saying. Thanks
Really nice👍🏻😊
I love this idea thank you , but on a smaller level to start !! I have an inkjet printer would this work or the picture bleed using the mod podge? Thanks x
Great video. I am looking to add a poster to drawers and would appreciate guidance on sealing it. Would painting the polycrylic on work on poster paper print work? Or polyurethane spray? I asked the poster seller companies on ebay and all say they do not recommend vanishing it.... i have heard refurbers saying they apply 8 coats of varnish!! Any ideas please. Many thanks
Conventional wisdom says poly doesn't go over wax. Did it adhere and last?
Just to be clear, did you put Modge Podge on top of the picture And then let it dry, before you put the dark wax?
Where can we find this dark wax? Thanks. Great project
hi there
what paper u have used for this print please. hope you will reply thanks
Hi. I just used regular graph paper is what they call it. You can have these printed at an office supply store.
How did you apply a top finish to wax ??
I have tried to find wide format printing but the size you describe I have been quoted well over $100.....where exactly can I get wide format prints of the size you describe (2'x4') for $8????? Color, of course!!!! I am in Florida.
Try Staples engineering prints.
I thought Water-Based polyacrylic couldn't adhere to wax? I'm perplexed.
Kelly Macfarlane yeh that’s what I thought too
Same here
You made this look so simple. (course I know its not hahaha)
which design paper is this- a normal colour printout or special decoupage napkin?
It’s just regular drafting paper. Nothing special
I use a lot of wallpaper i get at home depot and lows also posters i get at Wal-Mart so i don't know about purchasing the license to use an image , i don't buy mine from the internet
Yes I no am probably gonna be called a divvy for asting this ? But what exactly is modge podge would someone let me no plz ? I live in the Uk
Hiya Trixey Labelle... Modge Podge is a company that makes many different types of 'glue' etc for decoupage ! You can buy it from Amazon and probably in a craft store. Up to now, I have used plain 'white glue' pva, and it works pretty well. I have some modge podge to try for my next project ... it is obviously more expensive but might do an even better finish! We'll see !!
Susan Miller Thankyou for letting me know what it is Susan, I didn't know if it was a American product cause Im in the UK, but least I know now I can get it on Amazon and what modge podge actually is! thanks again and I hope your new project using it goes to plan you'll have to let us know ?
It's called MOD PODGE not MODGE PODGE!
too much talking
Splendidly to see woodglut have new plans which helped me save some money and energy for this construction.