Inkjet Image Transfer - 3 Quick & Easy Methods (No Gel Plate Required)
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Fantastic! I love the additional unpredictable texture image transfer gives to any image. Image transfer always an adventure! Great photos of fabulous street art. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Deborah, I do too 💕
I've always wanted to try doing this. The photographs you took were amazing! Glad you are back, we've missed you.
Thanks Alicia, this is something I have wanted to try for a while too. Happy Creating 💕
thanks for sharing. love your photos from spain😊
Thanks Carolyn. I think I will try A4 size images and frame them 💕
These image transfers were brilliant. Had not thought of the last 3 techniques. Great transfers. Glad you are back! Hope your vacation was wonderful!
Thanks Sherry. I’m really pleased with them. We had a wonderful vacation thank you 💕
It's great to have you back Nina, and what a great video. I love all the techniques, such a fun way to transfer your beautiful images. Your photos are fantastic, and I love street art in Spain and Italy. I have some photos of Spanish street art from years ago - it was all my favourite movie stars - James Dean (my hero), Paul Newman, Marlon Brando, Monty Clift etc. I will try to dig them out and try your techniques. Take care Nina, and have a superb week ahead. xx
Hi Valerie, your street are sounds amazing too. I hope you’ll give it a try with your photo’s. Happy Creating 💕 x
Thank you Nina I had forgotten how to do this so you have given my memory a jog. It is a great technique.Have a great day
Thanks Christie, I hope you’ll give it a try 💕
Great to have you back in the fold and to know that you have had a good holiday and feeling refreshed. These are awesome techniques, I've tried the one with the sellotape and it worked just fine. Knowing me I would get the ink everywhere lol. Tfs xo
Thanks Elizabeth. I was amazed how well they all worked 💕 xo
Those were some cool ideas, thanks. I had done the packing tape before, didn't use pan of water, that would make it much easier. The clear transfer was very good idea too, will need to try that one!
Thanks Vicki. The clear transfer is very easy isn’t it 💕
Good to see you back.I’ve done this several times in the past but hadn’t seen the printing on the laminated sheet then using! Think that was my favourite.Just loved the look of those! x
That was my favourite too. Will definitely be using that method again, so quick and easy and love the grunginess 💕 x
We used to paint Mod Podge on the photo, let it completely dry, then put the photo or print into warm water, and then rub off the paper off the back. You have shared another method! Yesterday I did it with clear packing tape.
Lot's of fun ways to transfer !!! I want to try a couple of them!! Thanks for showing us how to do it all!!
Thanks Robynn, glad this has given you some inspiration. Happy Creating 💕
The street art is fantastic. You should frame some of today's results for sure. The taped one would look good with music paper behind it too should you do more of the piano man. Glad you are back, glad you had a good time. TFS. 💐🙏💌
Thanks Evelyn, I am chuffed with how well these turned out. I did do one with the piano man on music paper, but I forgot to share it. Have a fabulous week 💕
Looks easy and fun. I'm glad you're back. I missed seeing new videos. :)
Thanks Jayne. I have wanted to try this for such a long time, but have felt a bit intimidated. MIT was nowhere near as scary as I thought. Happy Creating ❤️
So good to have you back, all tanned up Nina! This was certainly inspiring, first of all because your photos are so perfect for this technique and, secondly, the variety of techniques you shared. I love the transfer on the book page, would also be cool on music paper!💕🇨🇦
Thanks Cindy. I hope there was something there for everyone 💕
Love this. The image with the bookpage background is great. Great idea. Thx for sharing. Greetz from Holland
Thank you so much Lotte 🥰
Our daughter has just moved house so what we have a lot of is packing tape! Definitely going to give that technique a try.
Thanks Anthony, I hope she’s settling well into her new home. Happy Creating 💕
Not seen these techniques before. They look cool . Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jane. I hope you’ll give them a try 💕
Oooh this is interesting. Something I've never tried before, Nina. Many thanks!
Thanks Edna. I hope you’ll enjoy giving it a try 💕
I'm just getting back into creating after a bit of a break and of course had to come and catch up with you and Kylie. This is so cool. I tried a geli plate transfer a few times without success but these ones look fun to try. I love the laminated sheet idea as I'd be able to transfer some photos onto paper I'd not be able to feed through my printer so am definitely going to give that a go and I really love the sellotape idea as I think they'd also make fun pockets. Lots to inspire and get my creative juices going again, thank you Nina x
Glad to hear you are going to give this a try. I really like the effect of the laminated sheet transfers 💕
This was wonderful! Thanks for sharing your techniques - all the results are beautiful.
Thanks so much Heather 💕
Thank you ! This process looks like I can do it! Really appreciate it.
These are so easy. You definitely can. Happy Creating 💕
Hi Nina, so happy you are back! I am so gonna try these!
Hello Yvonne. So glad you are going to give this a try 💕
Great images to work with and good results too - hope you are fully rejuvenated on your return home x
Thanks Maggie, we had a great holiday thank you 💕
Thank you so much Nina, I really really enjoyed watching you create these stunning and gorgeous image transfers. They are really really awesome and they came out beautifully. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Love the pic of your beastlie- sooo cute 🐾🖤🤍🤎
Thanks Mags, I am very pleased with the results 💕 xxxx
Very interesting technique! Thanks for the demostration.
Thanks Susan. I hope you’ll this a try 💕
So good to see you back creating. Hope you had a wonderful holiday. I really enjoyed these three techniques and will give them a try. Your projects came out great!
Thanks Janet. We had a wonderful time, but I’m always happy to land back on British soil. Glad you enjoyed todays projects 💕
Gorgeous technique’s! Love the image’s 🥰💜🧚♀️
Thanks Purple Fairy. I’m really pleased with how well the images came out 💕
I’ve never seen the transfer with projector/laminater sheets before. They all turned out great xx
Thanks Lynn. That was my favourite method as I love the grunginess 💕
Brilliant results, Nina. To think I spent a pile of cash on gel plates and you have achieved much clearer images with these techniques. I will definitely try these out. I love your photos and would be tempted to put them in frames, they are really something. Thank you for sharing and take care. x
Thanks Pam. I am scared to try the gel plate method as I have seen mixed results. I’m going to print the photo’s out in A4 size and frame them. I think they’d look lovely hanging as a cluster 💕
Wonderful to have you back!!! I love this project Nina!❣️💛❤️
Thanks Jane. This was so much easier than I thought it would be 💕
All the pages are creative and beautiful impossible to pick a favorite
Thank you so much 💕
Good job Nina. Seems more contrast on the image, the better.
Thanks Dawn. Yes, I think printing them with more contrast helped 💕
Cool technique. Thanks for sharing
Good morning.nina, Those pictures were really beautiful and using them made you be in Spain a little longer....I have seen this technique before, but never done it myself and as always you explained it very well, so I am going to give it a try soon, , because I love the result. I once looked at a video with a friend and she said" why not glue the picture down, why bithering to do this all. Well that is what we do.. I hope you will have a good week, settling into the normal life again and enjoy your sundau. Love and hugs lenaxxx
Good morning Lena. I must admit I have thought the same, but having tried it, I can now see the benefits. The gel medium transfer would look wonderful on a book page for instance. I will definitely be doing the acetate sheet method again as that was my favourite. So quick and easy and I ❤️ the grungy effect. Weather here is awful so no gardening for me today. Hope all is well with you and I hope you have a wonderful week. Love and hugs 💕 xxxx
I'll definitely be trying this! Thank you!
Thanks Toni. Happy Creating 💕
Nina, I love the pictures of street art from Spain and I think they were awesome images for transfers, as the results show. I love the look on the laminate pouch, and since you don't have to rub the back off, I may try that. My fingers are just not up to the rubbing. Thanks so much, these were wonderful examples of image transfers. Have a super day!💕
Thanks Debbie, I really like the look of the transfers done with the laminate sheet too. Hope you have a great week 💕
Welcome back Nina! Hope your holiday was lovely and that the home renovations are complete!! Love how the packing tape technique turned out, will definitely give that one a try. Fingers crossed it works for me. Thanks for sharing different techniques, each one turned out beautifully. xxx
Hello Lainey, we had a wonderful holiday thank you. Granada was such an interesting City and I would love to visit again. I just loved wondering around the back streets. Wishing you success with the packing tape method 🤞❤️ xxx
Thank you Nina, I love it.
Thanks so much Marie 💕
This is amazing, all the tutorials I have seen for transfers use lazer printers. I have always wanted to have a go but I don't have a lazer printer, just a cheap inkjet printer. Thank you so much, my children and I will love having a go now xx
Thanks Donna, glad you enjoyed it and Happy Creating with your children 💕 x
I have been dying to try the second technique since I saw it on someone's channel (can't remember who) but you have definitely inspired me to have a go now. It transferred really well. I'm always dubious of techniques where you have to rub off the paper as I'm terribly heavy handed but I may still give them a whirl. Thanks for sharing 💗
Hi Steph. The second technique was my favourite of all, not just because it was the quickest and easiest, but I just love how the prints turned out. I’ll definitely be doing this again! Look forward to seeing your ideas 💕
Sooo cool! Very fun! 👍✌️❤️😁
Thank you Melissa, glad you enjoyed it 💕
Hola! Hope you had a lovely holiday. 😊
Thanks Debbie, we had a wonderful time 💕
Great techniques Nina! I’m going to try the one with the plastic on the ink jet printer later today💖💖💖
Thanks Martha. Have fun ❤️
I believe I'll try the packing tape one first 😅
Happy Creating Sherry. You can use magazine images and all sorts with this technique 💕
The second technique on the plastic film, were any mediums added to either the plastic or the card stock you transferred the picture to? It looked like you just flipped the picture so the text would print correctly, printed the picture onto the film then turned the film ink side down onto the card stock and smoothed the inked film onto the card stock. I saw no medium, liquid, glue or gel applied to anything.
Great images Nina xx
Thanks Mel 💕 xx
That is like magic..
Thanks Yolanda, it is isn’t it 💕
Fabulous results Nina tfs ...Kia Kaha...
Thanks Maggie, they all came out better than I expected 💕
Amazing!
Thanks Jennifer 💕
Wow! That looks so simple! Does the hairspray leave any scent?
Thanks Stephanie, It doesn’t appear to 💕
Nina, I just love this and your "street art" photo's. I have done some image transfer, but you have shown me some other ways of doing them. I loved the laminating sheet technique , I have to try that. Do you know if you can use a laser printer instead of a inkjet printer for the laminating sheet? Thanks again.
Hi Teresa, I think the plastic sheet method will only work with an inkjet printer, but you could use acetone to transfer your laser copy. Put your print face down onto your substrate (you might want to tape it to stop it slipping), then add acetone with a brush or cotton ball to the back of the image in small areas at a time (because it dries so quickly) and burnish well with a bone folder. Have fun 💕
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia Thank you Nina, I will have to try that.
Thank you Nina. I can already see those images in one of your journals! I have done this with not so convincing results, so I abandoned it altogether. But I have never seen this technic with the plastic sheet. Would this also work with a laser printer? Have a nice week,
Hi Barbara, unfortunately the plastic sheet method won’t work with a laser printed image, but you could use acetone to transfer your image. Place your image face down on your substrate (you might want to tape it down to stop it shifting) then apply 100% acetone with a cotton ball to the back of the image and burnish it with a bone folder or back of a spoon. You will probably have to do it in small areas at a time as the acetone will dry very quickly, but you should get good results with this method. Have fun 💕
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia Thank you for your speedy answer.I shall have to see, if I can reactivate my old ink jet printer, but I fear, the colors are all dried out. I am not so sure , that I like the idea of aceton, but thanks anyway for the tip.
Lovely images. Is this just for inkjet? I have a laser printer so I wont be able to do the plastic sheet one because of the heat involved.
You can certainly do the 1st and 3rd methods using a laser printer. Happy Creating 💕
Nice to have you back, but with this technique, I never really understand why you would want to transfer the image, if you have it from your printer in an acceptable form why spend hours just getting more of the same when your printer could just do you another one. Is it just me?
Hi Tina, I always thought that too, but this technique gives you the opportunity to transfer the image to book/music/ledger paper etc…. and I just love how weathered the prints look using the transparency film method. I can see so many opportunities for this technique now that I’ve tried it. 💕
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia ok that’s true
Did you print out the photos on photo paper? If so, shiney or mat?(first method)
Hi Deb, I printed them out on regular copier paper. The thinner the better as you will have less paper to rub away 💕
Did you use regular copy paper to print your images or something heavier?
Hi Karen. Use regular photocopier paper, the more lightweight the better as there is less paper to rub away 💕
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia Thanks Nina. I have tried transferring, but I applied several layers of Mod Podge, letting each layer completely dry including the last layer before rubbing off. It was more effort rubbing off the paper and I don't believe the end result was any different than your technique. Have a lovely day :)
1st technique: I wonder why you didn’t just print onto the heavier paper to get the image on it?
You don’t get the same look. It just looks like a photocopy, whereas this looks more grungy and artistic.
Can this be done without having a ink jet printer?
Methods 1 and 3 can be done with any images, but for method 2 you will need a fresh inkjet image. Hope that helps 💕
Well I should have finished your video before commenting.
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I’m not sure why you don’t just use the original photos or copies of the photos on brochure paper. It seems to me that you’re going through a lot of process just to get the same looking pictures.
What am I missing here?
You get much more of a distressed look doing it this way which is the appeal.