Transferring Photos to Canvas
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2018
- A tutorial sharing how to tranfer photos to canvas for an easy DIY project or gift. More information can be found on my blog: craftingwhilecaffeinated.word...
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Thank you. A very concise and clear tutorial.
I love this video and I can’t wait to make my first picture. Thank you this amazing video
Great tutorial! I am doing one now, and it is harder than it looks! I have places I rubbed the ink off and I am thinking of filling in with paint. I think this is a slow and steady process and as you stated, it takes a number of rounds to get the paper off. Thanks for the tips!
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Flawless! Just the video I was looking for! Thank you for sharing!💛
Thank you very much!!!
QUESTION FOR THE PICTURES ARE USING REGULAR FOTOGRAPHY PAPER OR JUST REGULAR PAPER. ?
Thank you so much
awesome!
Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome!
Brilliant
Amazing,very interesting. I wonder if this is how they do custom diamond painting.
Amazing result! Wow. Will Golden Matte Medium work for this, you think?
Very good
What's the largest size the laser printer will print?
Hi I was wondering if acrylic gel medium would work ?
I only have a regular printer. will that still work?
Great tutorial, but does it have to be print paper , can it be a picture on a regular paper sheet
Hi May I ask what kind of printer I need to buy ?
Very good work
I would like to ask if for a 11x16 can I just have it enlarged to that size or does it need to be in pieces?
As long as you have paper large enough for it to fit on and it’s thin paper that will roll away with water, it should work! It doesn’t need to be in pieces. I was just working with what I had and what most people could do in their homes without special tools.
And color will work, too! Just be sure to use laser/toner printed. Ink jet won’t work.
I love it !! Do you have any where you use more then one canvas for one pict?
Exactly what I'm going to try doing. Wish me luck.
In which paper did you print
What paper did you use?
Can it be done in color images?
Hi there, I’m really wanting to do a 16x20 but uncertain how to print the paper since the largest laser jet size is 8x10. Do you mind explaining how you split the image for the larger sizes? Thank you!
I use photoshop elements and use the rectangular marquee tool to select the right size and move it to a new layer and know I have cropped all of the image. You could also just crop the photo four different 8x10s and piece them back together after they’re printed. I hope that helps
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Mine doesn’t fully stay on. Am I not using enough modge podge? Or not letting them dry ? And is black and white is a better choice?
Unless you are using the Photo Tranfer Mod Podge, I don’t think Mod Podge will work. And I’ve only ever used the Gel Medium for this, so that would be my recommendation. And the gel medium can be bought in gloss or matte finish, both will work, its just your preference for which you use. And also, you have to use a laser/toner printed image. That means an image that has been put to the paper with toner. An inkjet image won’t work. I’ve only done black and white toner images, but as long it’s toner printed color should work just as well! I hope that helps you work out some of the issues!!
Hello. I have a canvas that has a coat of oil paint already on it. I would like to use your process exactly as you do it in the video. You are placing the inkjet copy paper on clear new canvas. Is it possible to do the process and transfer the image onto the painted canvas? Or, what do I do? Could I apply a coat of the gel and let it dry, and then apply the image as per your video? Thanks
I’m not sure, honestly. If the oil paint is white, I would go ahead and just try to apply the photo just as I do in the video. If it is a colorful layer, I would try to cover the paint with a coat of white gesso or paint so you have a nice background and no color will peek through. Then just go ahead and follow the steps!
This turned out very nice. tfs =^^=
Thank you so much, Debbie!!! These are some of my favorite gifts to give!!
Hello, great tutorial! One question, do the photos have to be black and white or can they be color also?? Planning on doing this for our wedding! Thanks
They do not have to be black and white. You can absolutely use color photos! The only thing you to make sure of is that they are printed with a laser printer or copied with toner. The toner is what is sticking to the gel medium. A laser printed image won’t work. The ink, since it’s water based, will just smear. I hope that helps!
Is glue okay
Good.
Hi have a couple of questions so the photo needs to on regular paper and not photo paper? And can you explain the mirror image and how it is exactly done. Sorry if these are crazy questions new to this and would like to do as a gift.
Not crazy questions at all! The photo needs to be printed onto regular printer/copy paper. Photo paper is too thick and doesn’t dissolve away once you add the water. Also, you HAVE to use a laser printer or copier. The toner is the key to making this work. An ink jet printed image won’t work. And the mirror image is essentially flipping to photo to create a mirror image. If the photo is in your phone (iPhone) all you need to do is click edit, then in the crop portion of the editing click the button in the top left corner. It’s essentially flipping the image horizontally and creating a mirror, so when you flip the image face down onto your canvas it will end up being the correct orientation when it transfers. This is especially important if you have any text in the image. I hope that helps and if you have anymore questions, let me know!! And I’ve made these for gifts several times and they’re always loved!!
Very nice
will MODPODGE WORK? If it's a color print from regular paper print ok? Yours is black and white so no matter what it will come out black right which is great. I want a black & white pic instead of a color picture.
As long as you print from a LASER printer, color or black and white, it should work but it will retain the color! I recently purchased a color laser printer and can't wait to try this with color prints! And Mod Podge has its own photo transfer medium, regular mod podge won't work. I've never tried the Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium, but I do know the Gel Medium works wonderfully. And finally, the photos MUST be printed onto computer paper. Regular photo paper is too thick and won't disintegrate like you need it to for this technique! I hope that helps!!
She said LASER printer.. not ink jet. Js.
Can you do this with an already painted on canvas?
It would depend. If the paint is relatively smooth it should work, but if it has a lot of texture, probably not. If you are going to try it, I would prep the surface with gesso.
What kind of paper do u use and where do u print those out ?
regular copy paper the cheapest you can find
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Hi mam very nice tq which type of paper u used to print photo mam
Regular computer paper, which is 20 lb I believe.
@@CraftingWhileCaffeinated tq so much mam
Can you also use pictures that you draw? Or is this technique done best when using photos that have been printed out?
You can use a photo copy of your drawing.
What kind of podge do you use & which paper do you use pls ? Thks
I use an artist grade Matte Gel Medium. You can also use a Gloss Gel Medium if you want a glossy finish. The paper is just typical copy/computer/typing paper. What you would normally use for everyday printing.
@@CraftingWhileCaffeinated can i use mob pedge instead of gel medium? And for the printing papar no need to use inkjet paper just like the normal photocopy A4 paper?
Is there a way to speed up the drying process like with a blow dryer or a heat gun?
You can have a fan blow on it perhaps, but anything with heat I would steer clear of. It can cause the medium to bubble up. I hope that helps!
Thanks. I am also learning I should have a laser printer verses a inkjet since I am doing a photo and its coming out cakey
manaluah YES!!! Soo important to use a laser jet. Or a copier. Anything that uses toner to put the image onto the paper. If you don’t have a laser printer, most office supply stores do or they have a copier where you can copy your picture.
@@CraftingWhileCaffeinated did you put you print on photo paper or regular printing paper?
When printing out did you mirror the image?
YES!! It’s especially important to do this if you have any text in your image. Plus, it can end up looking a little funky if you don’t mirror it, in my opinion.
What kind of paper you used to transfer into the canvas
Regular printer paper
Is mod podge the same with gel medium?
No, it isn’t. Mod Podge won’t work nearly as well and can yellow over time. Also, if it gets wet it will start to whiten and get tacky.
Can you please tell me which kind of paper you’re using.
It is plain 20# printer paper. Hope that helps!
Do I have to use a laser printer?
Yes and no. A copier that uses toner would work too, but overall just remember to use a machine that uses toner. That is what is going to adhere to the medium and transfer. If you don’t have anything that prints with toner, take the picture or printout to your local library. All libraries close to me do copying and printing for as little as .10 a page!
Can you use just mod podge??
I don’t have a great answer to your question unfortunately. The only thing about using mod podge vs an artist grade gel medium would be the yellowing over time. I’m not sure if Mod Podge would hold up over time, especially if you live in a humid environment, if sunlight will be hitting your photos, etc. Also, once the gel medium is set it’s waterproof, so adding that water doesn’t hurt it. However I’m pretty sure Mod Podge is water soluble, so I’m not sure it would be the best option.
Can a color photo be used as well?
Yes! It sure can! Just be sure to use a laser printer. One that prints with toner, not ink.
hello can you use mod podge instead of gel medium
yes you can
Good morning. I have question. Is there a special kind of paper to do the transfer? I've tried multiple times but the results is not a clean image. Awaiting for your answer and insights. Thank you.
Just regular printer paper. Nothing special. If your results aren’t clean, you can try laying down a thicker coat of the gel medium. It really does need to be quite thick. And if the problem is that the image looks hazy, you need to continue to rub off the excess paper. It can seem while you’re rubbing and the paper is wet that all of it is off. But let it partially dry and if a haziness appears continue to rub with your fingers and that final layer of paper will come off! I hope that helps!
Can I use gesso instead of the gel?
No, gesso won’t work for this. Gel medium is more of a “glue” that isn’t water soluble and will keep the toner in place while you apply water to remove the paper. Gesso is more of a thin paint and has no holding power.
@@CraftingWhileCaffeinated Thanks for that!
Will mod podge work?
Not regular mod podge. It doesn’t ever fully dry enough and because it is water based it will rewet when the water is applied. There is a mod podge that is specifically designed for this but I’ve never tried it myself so can’t say whether it works well or not.
I tried this and a lot of the picture came off with the paper. I let it dry 24 hours and I used Liquitex Gel Medium. Should I try to find the exactly med gel you used and let it dry longer? Any tips to make my next try more successful?
Did you use a laser printed image?? It has to be an image that is printed or copied with toner. An inkjet image won’t work. I’ve used Liquitex Gel Medium and it works great! So either the image isn’t toner printed OR you’re rubbing too hard to remove the paper. Use more water and a very light touch. Let it dry in between rubbings so you only rub enough to remove the paper and not the image. Also, when you put the image into the wet gel medium be sure to use a THICK layer of gel medium and there are no air bubbles you want to be sure to smooth the paper into the medium. I then let mine dry overnight. As long as the medium is dry, you should be good to go! I hope that helps!
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The paper is transfer paper right...?
No, just plain computer paper.
Does this work for both laser prints and ink jet???
No, just laser prints. The ink jet ink will run and smear once it hits the wet medium and won’t hold up through the water applied to remove the paper. It has to be laser printed for those reasons. I hope that helps!
Help that paper pill up
Super important to NOT wash that paper down the sink!
what a mess...
It doesn't work..don't waste your time tryin it ..
I’ve done this numerous times and it’s worked for me every time. If you don’t mind me asking, are you positive you used gel medium?? And also are you sure you used a laser printed image, NOT ink jet?? Those are the two main components that make this work.