How to Transfer Photos to Fabric with Mod Podge

[@SK-mh5wb]

Do you top seal the pictures after they are photo transferred? Thanks for an awesome tutorial and a gift idea!

[@Linda-qq5mg]

Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial. You explained the steps very well! I know of several people that I can share this with! Thanks again.

[@HandmadeHappyHour]

I'm so glad.... I know it is lots of information in a short time~ I'm glad it was helpful! :)

[@RoseOriginals]

The bag you used was canvas, however, I'm interested in using a t-shirt. Is there any special instructions on how to use it on a lighter weight fabric. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@GhidorahOG]

could you do black and white ? does it matter if it’s colored

[@marianela111]

Would this work on Aquacast or jesmonite, and would I have to top coat it. Thank you

[@cathydunkle3238]

Hello from Columbia, MO

[@HandmadeHappyHour]

Hello!!

[@Blakejr937]

Can you wash it?? Or does that ruin the transfer

[@petranemcova2077]

Looks awesome. But what paper did you say you used to print the image on?

[@pubedestroyer6446]

Just regular printer paper I believe

[@amiralilakhani7169]

Thank you 👍

[@amiralilakhani7169]

Regular pepper photograph right?

[@denisebrewster9100]

Is that one of those magic erasers??

[@armymommi]

Oh shoot!!!! I have an inkjet printer.

[@HandmadeHappyHour]

I really love the way color copies from Staples work.