Paper Napkin To Canvas Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Hi friends! I did this video in response to a few of you who asked if the paper napkin transfer technique could be used on canvas. Great question! in this video I share with you how you can apply the same paper napkin technique to canvas that we use for paper/card stock.
I hope this video was helpful to you and that I taught you something new and hopefully inspired you to create your own piece of art using a paper napkin, an iron, plastic wrap and some canvas. Comment below and let me know if you've done this as well. I'd love to hear. Thanks so much for watching and if you haven't subscribed already and you like what I share, please consider doing so.
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Just found this and feel in love with idea, I will be using this on canvas using paper napkins as background then adding old family photo's to them for my family reunion. Thanks for sharing !! 😊
Really love this tutorial! I will definitely use your methods! Thank you for sharing!
Love this !!! Have to try this. You make it look so easy. Thank you.
Oh Abby Your video was definitely Funtabulous.. I truly enjoyed watching you in creative action....your canvases turned out Spectacular...love the napkins you chose for your Daughters room....I am looking forward to see how you decorate her room and the wall art of it all. Your tutorial was awesome and it was fun spending time with you and watching your project come to life. Wishing you another Craftabulous Day and hope you have a Wonderific Wednesday!! YOU so ROCK!!
Joan Smith
Thanks for sharing this! I will definitely have to try this sometime.
Lovely tutorial! Thank you for your time and expertise 🌺
Love it and enjoy your teaching style
I finally got around to doing this. I love it!!!! Such a cute accent piece.
Great idea! Thank you👍🏻
Never done anything like this before , your video was excellent, I will be trying this soon, TFS , I have subscribed x
BEAUTIFUL!
Hi Abby
would love you to upload a video with technique to transfer on to glass.
I love your channel x
thank you looking forward to trying it
What great tips !!! Thanks
Love ur idea. I’m gonna try it out on my birthday card for my sister. I can get the canvas at Walmart. Can hardly wait to get started.
love how it turned out, thanks for sharing xoxo
Thanks so much : ) It was a fun experiment as I hadn't tried this before : )
This is great . I will be trying it. The hard canvas is called canvas board.
Thanks for a great video.
Love them!! Thanks for sharing! 😁
Hi Yvonne : ) Thank you so much!
Loved this. As a new crafter,i love learning new things. Just subbed to your channel.
I just found your videos. Love this technique. I would definitely try this. I think I would make the napkin a little larger and wrap. Love it, thanks.
Debbie Lewis Hi Debbie ☺ Thank you so much for you watching. Yes...I like your idea of using larger napkins. I'll check around in Tuesday Morning the next time I'm there. They usually have gorgeous napkins in all sizes 😊
They look very nice.
I used colored ribbon on the sides as well as diamond wrap on the sides to bling it out and used them for coasters, or decor for my dinner table.
wow I really liked this idea!! Super cute 💜💛
New subbie! Thanks for sharing! I have some canvases that I wanted to redo.
thank you. this s so cool.
HI there thank you for sharing this cool technique...I have lots of canvas panels...NOW I am wondering and maybe you would know if this technique would work with magazine pages instead of the napkins???? I think I will give that a try next week!
a GREAT job, thanks.
Aasiya Id-Deen thank you ☺
Thank you, I am going to use my canvas. I have to purchase some plastic wrap, and I hope my work will be as nice as yours.
Hi from Scotland, im going to try this with tissue paper I've printed on. Thank you, great videos
Did this work!?!
Have you ever cover the hard one and made coasters with it? Love the video! Thanks
Beautiful
This is cool. I just ways used Modge Podge before
dear abby
i just "discovered U on youtube & am enjoying Ur unique ideas
deborah douglas Thank you so much and I'm sorry for the very late reply ☺
That's an awesome way of doing this! Thank you for sharing! Again another Oregonian 😂
Inspiration thanks
*_Awesome video! I like it_*
Wonder if u can do it with image on a paper. Super cool
I found out that if you keep the backings that you take off of the napkins you can make napkins that you really like instead of having to try and find them again and this will save you money I found a tutorial on here in regards to making paper napkins from the napkins you have
Great idea tfs. from la, ca 😃
Hi Astrid : ) Thanks for watching and for leaving me such a kind comment : )
Could you resin cover for a glass mat? to set your ice tea on. nice video. cute idea. thanks
What is the iron that you are using? Thanks in advance!
Could you use the plastic film the canvas already has as packaging???
Very cool! tfs!
Hi there : ) I love your YT name and you have a wonderful smile : ) Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave me a comment : )
I like what you did but can you place embellishments on it after you place the napkin or just leave as is?
Hello! I just found your channel! I have done the napkin transfers onto blocks of wood. Did you peel the backing off the napkin first before the ironing? I noticed that the napkins with backing on ended up being bubbly. Just wondering how yours turned out. Do you ever spray yours with clear spray? Thanks so much for sharing!!! 😍😍😍
Do yo think that would work with wrapping paper?
I have some microwave safe plastic wrap. Will it work??
Have you ever experienced that over time the cling wrap un-clings to the canvas (or card stock)?
So u put plastic wrap instead of mod podge? Will a press do the same? What temp and how long? First time doing this!
Great ideas! Tfs...wish you had shown when you did the corners.
Hi Teresa : ) I'm sorry I didn't show that part in the video. I have a long running list of videos to film in this type of situation, where my crafty friends here on YT ask me to show/make or how to do something. It's a long list so please be patient with me lol : ) thank so much for watching and for taking the time to leave me a comment.
Hi. So cute TFS.
Nicely done! Does the plastic wrap take the place of ModPodge?
Love
Can the ones on the flat small canvas be wiped of if one was to use them for coasters? Thank you, awesome tutorials
you could put a sealer, even decoupage glue to make a coaster.
Can you use a photograph and transfer it to Card stock
Prosím, na co mám nastavit žehličku, na bavlnu? Je to moc krásné, také to chci zkusit. Děkuji moc
Awesome, is it durable ? Doesn’t peel off ?
On the small stretcged canvas one, you could just paint the sides with a coordinating color or even black.
Where in Florida are you?
Great idea ! tfs ! New subbie.
Hi Patricia : ) Thanks so much for your comment and I'm so glad to hear that you are subscribed to my channel. Thank you so much : )
Try the plastic that comes on the flat canvas...waste not, want not...lol. And I would just use a good adhesive on the sides.
Do you think this would work with light fabric????....👍😘
Gwen M. Casteel Hi Gwen. That's a great question. I have tried it but I will sometime this week and post the video. I'll make sure I mention you as the inspiration for this tutorial ☺
If I wanted to use this as a coaster could I use Mod Podge to seal it?
Hi Dixie Yes you could. I've done it in the past for coasters and for the glass trivets you can buy at Dollar Tree : )
Could you put a sealer and use flat canvas as coasters?
Hi there : ) I haven't tried that but I will absolutely put it on my list of crafts to create/test out. It will be a little bit since we just moved back to Oregon from Florida and all of my craft supplies are still packed. I'm happy that you asked that question as it's a good one and I hadn't thought of doing that. I have a book where I write down subscriber suggestions/how to's etc so I will add this to the list and note your name so I can give you credit/shout out when I get around to trying this out. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave me a comment : )
I've done this with glue on cards and glitter wonder if I could use this technique on cards
Hi Liz : ) I made a few cards using the paper napkin transfers I made in this video. I will make a note to film a video doing this. Thanks so much for watching : )
Liz Serich yes, I’ve seen this technique for cardstock. The ironing time is quite a bit less, but as with everything , times are not set in stone.
Would this work on canvas fabric that is bought from fabric shop- just plain white canvas fabric??
Again thinking of my book binding!!
Again thinking of my book binding!!
If you have a couple of bricks you can use them to brace the canvas.
Brilliant idea. I will try that next time...thank you so much for the tip : )
Such a creative idea - and you are a _wonderful_ teacher. Thank you for sharing.
p.s. I just subbed. :)
Can you do this on wooden coasters
Hi Carol : ) I bought some wood coasters from Hobby Lobby recently and I will give this a try when I can and of course share it with all of you : )
Have you ever thought of wrapping canvas sides with a ribbon?
Yes I have. I used some jute on this particular project since it went with the whole look I was going for. It's a great way to use up your ribbon scraps too. Thanks for the suggestion : )
Great idea!!
what is the temp. of iron for this??? Thanks ABBY
On the prior video (napkin to cardstock), she said the highest setting. So Linen, I suppose.
You didn’t link the other video
Hi - insted of pul of the plastik wrap of the canvas, you could put the napkin right on. It’s the same That Will happens, and then you would save the World from some plastic. 😉
Thank you for showing the video without voiceover and sped up video. I cannot learn that way.
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If the tiles are warped in plastic could you have left the plastic on and continue using the napkin.?
Hmmm...good question. I will try that next time as well...along with your brick suggestion in your previous comment. Thank you so much : )
Hi it's called canvas board ;)
you said janky...lol!!
I thought this was going to be canvas yardage for sewing.
ScrappinAbby, Can I point out something that really gets to me is who female crafter keep saying ladies. Don't males craft. It would be so nice if you female would say, fellow crafters. Other than that little bug I have it's a great video.
TheCraftyskill there's always that one
Male decopaguer here 🤘
No need to be social-justice-warrior PC all-inclusive: this is a majority women's craft, and seriously doesn't hurt my feelings when crafters address their audience as such. Keep up the great videos and fantastic techniques!
You could have used the plastic that was already on the canvas. lol it was just a thought. Lol
Too much chatter at beginning. Anxious to see this but kept having to fast forward.
I fast-forward through everything- even movies sometimes.
It’s so convenient!
Very good. Please try to talk less , or at least slower. Very irritating.