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You are a decoupage genius! your videos are professionally done, pertinent and easy to follow. No "um", or nervous laughs and saying the same thing over and over again like we are idiots! Love you!
I have to say I absolutely love that your furry friend sits there on your desk in your videos. Mine was always in my lap while I worked. I miss him dearly. 🙂
I just found you. YAY. I am happy to see someone that doesn't use a cricut for every thing. I have too much stuff now and don't want another expense added when I am trying to make things on a budget. I am so happy to find yoy.
THANK YOU for putting all these methods together!!! Finally someone did that, and you did it in such a straightforward, uncomplicated manner!! Thank you, thank you!!
I learned the reverse transfer in middle school and loved it. A friend gave me some beautiful photos of chickens I want to mount on wood and do the reverse transfer with them. I loved this video. Thank you.
I like them all. I like your tutorial because there's not a lot of tools to buy that some people can't afford! It's simple and beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
The reverse method is actually the only one that really makes sense to do as the other are really only gluing a piece of paper to wood ,so you can’t do different coloured wood , I prefer making a stencil and painting it on 🤷♂️ to each there own ,thank you for sharing 😎
TV Guy know-it-all here: Excellent production value. Don't forget audio quality. Open was an echo chamber. Soundstages are "dead" rooms. Voice over had white noise, HVAC or something. Video is amazing. Get the audio sorted and you are there.
Thank you for sharing all 4 methods. I think my favorite is going to be the reverse transfer because it would be so satisfying as you rub off the paper to see your image. Also your sanding is already done. Can’t wait to try a photo using this method!
I really enjoyed the craft today. My kids always ask me what am I going to up cycle next. I have been saving and repurposing for years. I enjoy what you can make out of the simplest of things. I will be watching for more of your great ideas. Thank You 🙏
Okay i missed the first 33 seconds of what you said as I could not stop admiring your beautiful room!!!!! ❤❤❤❤And i only leave youtube comments once every 8 years 😂
I enjoy your videos, you get to the point without a lot meaningless airtime filler. Love that~ I have learned a lot of hacks and tips watching...thanks~
Oh how much I love your signs..I am so new to the computer life I struggle so much with images and printing and downloading I beat myself up horrible,but you give me inspiration,trying the mod pod get today,crossing my fingers,thanks for your videos for backward person like me
Thank you for the four different ways, I have tried the iron one with a small table and wrapping paper came out lovely,I am about to tune in and watch how you can make napkins so thank you for that x
Woo hoo! Just started the transfer process. This was so helpful and I am excited to try the reverse method. I agree it does look the best. Your explanations of each method was great. Thank you for the help!
I would not consider 3 of them transfers since they stay on the paper , I would be more interested in seeing how to transfer an image onto something. Thank you for the tutorial !
True. It doesn't matter for this video but it does matter if people think the other 3 are transfers and go into the crafting community using the terms incorrectly. I can see people getting really confused if they think gluing paper onto wood is the same as a transfer.
Thank you so much for your hard work making this tutorial as a visual and kinesthetic learner this video is a real winner!!! I love how you labeled each technique and kept the labels in each video. Just wonderful. Also, your description and voice over work is fantastic. Keep on sharing your skill and passion. After seeing your video today for the first time, I personally will be checking out more of your content. Hugs from one Crafty Mom to another!!! ❤❤❤❤
As I didn't see this before I have to use the regular option as I wanted to use a black/white as a base and paint it in full color by hand. The white chairc paint would just be an underlay. It's a 60x100 cm pinewood board I want to use.
I've done all of these methods . By far my favorite method is the iron on. I've had epic fails with reverse transfer. I'm going to give it a go again after watching your instructions.😊
I’ve been watching and learning for several years. After not crafting for the past year due to illness I came right back to refresh my mind 😅 excited to see some new links and offers to join. Can you tell me your favorite brush to apply the glue?
Thank you so much for making this video. I had seen a thing about the reverse transfer once upon a time but when I tried to find it now, all I could find was videos either showing the regular method you put here (Not what I want) or talking about the new modge podge photo transfer stuff and that was not helpful. This video really was, thank you so much.
Hi, I love your tutorials, they are so inspiring. The reverse image transfer is the best one for me but its also been very interesting to see all the different ways it can be done. thank you!!!!
Because I have an inkjet printer I print the letters a very light color and then trace over the letters with paint so the ink doesn't run when water is applied to it. The script texts are easier for me to trace over since they have a more hand-painted look to them.
I think that I like the iron on ethod the best. I've done napkins several times and love the ones that I've purchased. With this method you let the napkim dry completely. I didn't do that so had some holes. With the iron on you wouldn't have that issue !!
Hi love your tutorials you have a wonderful voice and you go at a steady but keep going pace. He explained things well you don’t chitter chatter in between thank you so much I subscribed on the previous real that I watched but I couldn’t find a place to put a comment so I’m putting it on here I look forward to seeing more of your work thank you so much and you’re organized
Good evening, Ms. Deidre. I've been following you on Facebook and just found you on RUclips. I've really enjoyed watching your videos and seeing what you make. You have inspired me to make make Reverse Transfer to wood signs. I decided to start making them and selling them at our monthly events in my small town and other craft fairs that my county does through the year. Yesterday was my first attempt at making them. I'd like to tell you my process and see if you can help me to figure out what I did wrong and how I can fix it. I found Bible verses and inspirational quotes that I want to use. I used a font generator to generate the words, copy and pasted them to Word, did a 180° flip, and then printed the pages out. I found scrap wood to fit each phrase the way I wanted them, cut them, and sanded them down. Of the 8 boards, I did a "stain" with 1 part brown acrylic paint and 3 parts water. After I applied the stain to the wood, I wiped it off immediately. For the other 5 boards, I painted 4 with acrylic paint and 1 with some house paint that I had sitting around. Since I live in 100°+ weather in Texas, I was able to put the wood outside to dry for about 30 minutes to an hour and they dried well. When I took them inside, I applied the coat of Mod Podge, placed the paper down, used a stiff card to press the air bubbles out and left them to dry over night and all day. When I got home this evening, I began with one of the stained boards. I used a sponge to apply water to the paper and began using the sponge to gently rub the paper off, which worked. Then I noticed that the letters were rubbing off, so I switched to using my fingers, which worked, but again, I noticed that the letters were rubbing off. Next, I did the same process on the acrylic painted boards, and again, I found that the letters were rubbing off. I went back and was searching for a video that might explain what I did wrong and how I could fix it, but I didn't see one. Can you please guide me to a video that will help me, or if you have the time to respond and guide me, I would truly appreciate it? Sincerely, Christina Smith
Thank you so much for these video's, I love decoupage and I have been wanting to learn the knack, I love the thicker paper idea as I want to use cards, thank you
I am so thrilled that I found you! The reverse transfer method is going to save me so much money! I don't have to use vinyl on every project and sometimes you can get bleeding with stencils. My crafting world has been opened even more! Thank you for the clear instructions for each method.
Great video!! I have got to try making my own images on napkins! I like the reverse image transfer...tried it on some painted vases...it really works !!
I am so happy to know you can do this! I really don't want to buy a Cricut and it's awesome to know you can transfer these ways. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you for the video. I use iron on method myself because it has the least amount of wrinkles for me compared to the regular method. I have found that putting a top coat of mod podge after ironing sometimes causes wrinkles so in that case I skip the top coat. I am off to watch your homemade chalk paint and ink jet printer videos! Thanks again.
Thank you for a great tutorial. You made it very easy to understand. Can’t wait to try the regular transfer. Once I get that I’m going to try them all.
I want to transfer either photos or things my daughter's likes on to a lamp shade that is already assembled, how too. It is a material obviously. Thankyou in adavance
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You are a decoupage genius! your videos are professionally done, pertinent and easy to follow. No "um", or nervous laughs and saying the same thing over and over again like we are idiots! Love you!
Thanks so much 😊
I have to say I absolutely love that your furry friend sits there on your desk in your videos. Mine was always in my lap while I worked. I miss him dearly. 🙂
She is a spoiled girl!!! Thanks for watching Jessica
I just found you. YAY. I am happy to see someone that doesn't use a cricut for every thing. I have too much stuff now and don't want another expense added when I am trying to make things on a budget. I am so happy to find yoy.
So glad your enjoying ❤️
THANK YOU for putting all these methods together!!! Finally someone did that, and you did it in such a straightforward, uncomplicated manner!! Thank you, thank you!!
I learned the reverse transfer in middle school and loved it. A friend gave me some beautiful photos of chickens I want to mount on wood and do the reverse transfer with them. I loved this video. Thank you.
That is awesome!
I like them all. I like your tutorial because there's not a lot of tools to buy that some people can't afford! It's simple and beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks 😊
The reverse method is actually the only one that really makes sense to do as the other are really only gluing a piece of paper to wood ,so you can’t do different coloured wood , I prefer making a stencil and painting it on 🤷♂️ to each there own ,thank you for sharing 😎
I am too inept to do the reverse transfer so I like the other ones myself. I’m a teacher of 9 yr old and they would LOVE doing this!!
TV Guy know-it-all here: Excellent production value. Don't forget audio quality. Open was an echo chamber. Soundstages are "dead" rooms. Voice over had white noise, HVAC or something.
Video is amazing. Get the audio sorted and you are there.
Always learning thanks for tips
Thank you for sharing all 4 methods. I think my favorite is going to be the reverse transfer because it would be so satisfying as you rub off the paper to see your image. Also your sanding is already done. Can’t wait to try a photo using this method!
My favourite too!! Thanks for watching ❤️
As I'm watching and listening, I'm thinking..I'm about to subscribe to her! I love crafting ❣️
Thanks for following along. Hope you find lots of great content
so many questions, comments but mostly thank you so much for taking the time to go bak to basics with us
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed the craft today. My kids always ask me what am I going to up cycle next. I have been saving and repurposing for years. I enjoy what you can make out of the simplest of things. I will be watching for more of your great ideas. Thank You 🙏
Wonderful!
The reverse transfer is my favorite. Thank you for showing the techniques.
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
Okay i missed the first 33 seconds of what you said as I could not stop admiring your beautiful room!!!!! ❤❤❤❤And i only leave youtube comments once every 8 years 😂
Glad you enjoyed ❤️
I like the reverse transfer as well. I think it's the easiest of the four. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You are so welcome!
@@OurUpcycledLifecan not find your ink jet method transfer
Oh boy! I just purchased some graphics AND… a laser jet printer so I can stay up with you (kinda!)
I enjoy your videos, you get to the point without a lot meaningless airtime filler. Love that~ I have learned a lot of hacks and tips watching...thanks~
Thanks for watching! Glad you are enjoying my video’s ❤️
Oh how much I love your signs..I am so new to the computer life I struggle so much with images and printing and downloading I beat myself up horrible,but you give me inspiration,trying the mod pod get today,crossing my fingers,thanks for your videos for backward person like me
Just takes a bit of practice!! Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Laurie
That reverse transfer is awesome!! It lets what's underneath come through. Love it!!
Yes works great! Thanks for watching Michele
The reverse technique is my favorite. I can't wait to try these. Thanks for sharing
Glad you like them!
Thank you for the four different ways, I have tried the iron one with a small table and wrapping paper came out lovely,I am about to tune in and watch how you can make napkins so thank you for that x
Glad you are enjoying Tina! Thanks for watching
Loved the video. Did several patriotic blocks of wood using the regular transfer . Thanks for sharing.
❤️
Hi Debbie Love Modge Podge I have always wanted to do napkins now I WILL , Very nice video ,
So glad you enjoyed Bonnie thanks for
Im looking for the napkin tutorial?? And also the steps for reversing the graphic on my printer?@@OurUpcycledLife
Going to try the reverse transfer. I have decoupage by other methods before. Nice to meet you!
Wonderful!
Love the napkin transfer, so pretty & delicate
Isn’t it pretty!!❤️ thanks for watching
Woo hoo! Just started the transfer process. This was so helpful and I am excited to try the reverse method. I agree it does look the best. Your explanations of each method was great. Thank you for the help!
Glad it was helpful!
I would not consider 3 of them transfers since they stay on the paper , I would be more interested in seeing how to transfer an image onto something. Thank you for the tutorial !
True. It doesn't matter for this video but it does matter if people think the other 3 are transfers and go into the crafting community using the terms incorrectly. I can see people getting really confused if they think gluing paper onto wood is the same as a transfer.
Rude
There's no transfer in 3 of the techniques.
That's just misleading.
@@mrgrinch61 not rude at all!
Thanks for saying this, I thought I was misunderstanding what a transfer is
Love them all!! If I had to choose it would be the reverse transfer (looks very natural/rustic;). Thanks for DIY!!
Thanks for watching ❤️
Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and demonstrate the techniques. 🇨🇦
You’re so welcome. I’m glad it was helpful.
I enjoyed your video. As soon as I get my craft room done I'm hoping to add this to things to do. Thank you so much❤️✝️🙏
Glad you enjoyed
Another very thorough tutorial, Thank you for taking the time to share you experise!!!!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the chalk paint recipe, I used the package tape on the gift bag tranfer.
transfer. Would send a photo it won't let me. Ty again
Thank you so much for your hard work making this tutorial as a visual and kinesthetic learner this video is a real winner!!! I love how you labeled each technique and kept the labels in each video. Just wonderful. Also, your description and voice over work is fantastic. Keep on sharing your skill and passion. After seeing your video today for the first time, I personally will be checking out more of your content. Hugs from one Crafty Mom to another!!! ❤❤❤❤
You're so welcome!
As I didn't see this before I have to use the regular option as I wanted to use a black/white as a base and paint it in full color by hand.
The white chairc paint would just be an underlay.
It's a 60x100 cm pinewood board I want to use.
I've done all of these methods . By far my favorite method is the iron on. I've had epic fails with reverse transfer. I'm going to give it a go again after watching your instructions.😊
I love this video. I love working with mod podge!! These are great ideas!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Super tutorial. I find the iron-on method the best.
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
I have to agree the reverse transfer looks the nicest looks like it’s part of the wood.
That is soooo....easy to do! Thank you soooo...much! I Love the iron on one the best! Thankyou!
Glad you like it!
I’ve been watching and learning for several years. After not crafting for the past year due to illness I came right back to refresh my mind 😅 excited to see some new links and offers to join. Can you tell me your favorite brush to apply the glue?
So glad to inspire
Linda,NZ here, cant choose as they are all fabulous.
I've been watching all of your great tutorials on Mod Podge methods. I hope to make a project soon. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching Rebecca
Thank you so much for making this video. I had seen a thing about the reverse transfer once upon a time but when I tried to find it now, all I could find was videos either showing the regular method you put here (Not what I want) or talking about the new modge podge photo transfer stuff and that was not helpful. This video really was, thank you so much.
Glad it helped! Have fun creating
Merci pour ce partage !! MOD PODGE est indispensable pour de magnifiques créations 🥰
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for so detailed explanations, you would be a great teacher. I was interested if I could transfer images on a trace paper instead of wood?
I don’t see why you couldn’t
Wow, you are my new technique queen!
Thanks for watching ! I love my mod Podge 🤗
Hi, I love your tutorials, they are so inspiring. The reverse image transfer is the best one for me but its also been very interesting to see all the different ways it can be done. thank you!!!!
Thanks for watching 🌸 I love the reverse method also! My go too
Thanks for the tutorial, I like the napkin and reverse transfer the best!
Thanks for watching ❤️
Reverse and napkin are my favorites!
Thanks for watching 🌸
Thank you so much, I love your tips.🙏God bless you.
Thanks so much!! I appreciate it
Thank you for such a clear and easy to follow tutorial.
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you, for explained the difference work done, and honestly they all looks beautiful. Thank you again.😊
Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial. I find the iron on method the best.
Thanks glad you enjoyed ❤️ hope it was helpful
Thankyou, this was very helpful. They look amazing on the little wood blocks.
Glad it was helpful!
I haven’t watched the whole video but your space is beautiful! I love the yellow and gray!
Because I have an inkjet printer I print the letters a very light color and then trace over the letters with paint so the ink doesn't run when water is applied to it. The script texts are easier for me to trace over since they have a more hand-painted look to them.
Oh that’s a great idea
First time using your reverse transfer technique, really happy with how it turned out
Excellent!!
I like the napkin transfer. Thank you for the info.
Thank you so much. I am new at decoupaging I cannot wait to do my 1st project
How exciting!!! It is so much fun 🌸 enjoy
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing your techniques.
Thank you!!! You are a life saver. I have watched a lot and your techniques are so much easier and they look fabulous.
You are so welcome!
I think that I like the iron on ethod the best. I've done napkins several times and love the ones that I've purchased. With this method you let the napkim dry completely. I didn't do that so had some holes. With the iron on you wouldn't have that issue !!
No exactly works great !
I have to say I love the reverse transfer the best!
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching Kimberly
I am new to your videos, and I love them. They are easy to follow and your ideas are awesome. Thank you so much! Happy crafting!
Thank you so much!
I love the reverse transfer!! Trying it this weekend!!!
My favourite ❤️ thanks for watching
Hi love your tutorials you have a wonderful voice and you go at a steady but keep going pace. He explained things well you don’t chitter chatter in between thank you so much I subscribed on the previous real that I watched but I couldn’t find a place to put a comment so I’m putting it on here I look forward to seeing more of your work thank you so much and you’re organized
All the methods are lovely, but I like the iron-on one best. Thank you for such a concise, informative tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching Charla
Good evening, Ms. Deidre.
I've been following you on Facebook and just found you on RUclips. I've really enjoyed watching your videos and seeing what you make. You have inspired me to make make Reverse Transfer to wood signs. I decided to start making them and selling them at our monthly events in my small town and other craft fairs that my county does through the year.
Yesterday was my first attempt at making them. I'd like to tell you my process and see if you can help me to figure out what I did wrong and how I can fix it.
I found Bible verses and inspirational quotes that I want to use. I used a font generator to generate the words, copy and pasted them to Word, did a 180° flip, and then printed the pages out. I found scrap wood to fit each phrase the way I wanted them, cut them, and sanded them down. Of the 8 boards, I did a "stain" with 1 part brown acrylic paint and 3 parts water. After I applied the stain to the wood, I wiped it off immediately. For the other 5 boards, I painted 4 with acrylic paint and 1 with some house paint that I had sitting around. Since I live in 100°+ weather in Texas, I was able to put the wood outside to dry for about 30 minutes to an hour and they dried well. When I took them inside, I applied the coat of Mod Podge, placed the paper down, used a stiff card to press the air bubbles out and left them to dry over night and all day. When I got home this evening, I began with one of the stained boards. I used a sponge to apply water to the paper and began using the sponge to gently rub the paper off, which worked. Then I noticed that the letters were rubbing off, so I switched to using my fingers, which worked, but again, I noticed that the letters were rubbing off. Next, I did the same process on the acrylic painted boards, and again, I found that the letters were rubbing off.
I went back and was searching for a video that might explain what I did wrong and how I could fix it, but I didn't see one. Can you please guide me to a video that will help me, or if you have the time to respond and guide me, I would truly appreciate it?
Sincerely,
Christina Smith
It won’t work well on acrylic paint. Chalk paint work’s better
Interesting. I have never tried this. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. You explained everything so well.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the information. It helped me to understand these methods better.
Glad you enjoyed Paula thanks so much for watching
hello. I loved seeing all the transfer possibilities as shown. Thanks
You are so welcome!
Wow that was amazing I love all four of your techniques
Thanks ❤️
Thanks for a professional video! I'm new to Mod Podge!
Have fun! It is a great crafting tool :)
Reverse transfer! Looks the best
I think so too ♥️ thanks for watching
Thank you so much for these video's, I love decoupage and I have been wanting to learn the knack, I love the thicker paper idea as I want to use cards, thank you
Thanks for watching ❤️ glad to help you out!! Happy decoupaging
I agree! Like the reverse method the best!
I'm a newbie and you certainly made it easy for me to try this
Excellent! Welcome ❤️
I have watched three of your videos today for the first time and I love, love, love everyone of them!❤️❤️❤️
So glad you found me! Love new crafting friends. Hope you find lots of great content Sherry
I am so thrilled that I found you! The reverse transfer method is going to save me so much money! I don't have to use vinyl on every project and sometimes you can get bleeding with stencils. My crafting world has been opened even more! Thank you for the clear instructions for each method.
So glad to help you out!! Such a cheaper alternative ❤️ and so many possibilities . Love new crafting friends thanks for watching 🌸
You might like to use a dremmel for the sanding of the edges ........when it's cold outside!
I like the reverse transfer. Im always amazed the paper stays on the wood and doesn't come off.
It’s a great technique ❤️ thanks for watching
Great video!! I have got to try making my own images on napkins! I like the reverse image transfer...tried it on some painted vases...it really works !!
Thanks for watching 💗 napkin technique is so cool
Maybe lamp shades would be pretty? ♥️
What a great tutorial. I really appreciate the details.
Glad it was helpful!
Thnx! Very helpful! Im goin with regular transfer.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Thank you for your videos, you certainly make it look easy .
Glad you like them!
I like the reverse transfer. I will be trying all the techniques
Good luck! Thanks for watching :)
I am so happy to know you can do this! I really don't want to buy a Cricut and it's awesome to know you can transfer these ways. Thanks for the tutorial.
You are so welcome! Works great with a bit of practise Kelley
I enjoyed the tutorial and like the napkin transfer.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Nice presentation. I agree with you, and like the reverse transfer the best.
Great Tutorial! Love the reverse Graphic technic.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
This is super cool. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the video. I use iron on method myself because it has the least amount of wrinkles for me compared to the regular method. I have found that putting a top coat of mod podge after ironing sometimes causes wrinkles so in that case I skip the top coat. I am off to watch your homemade chalk paint and ink jet printer videos! Thanks again.
Thanks 🌸 yes I do find it also wrinkles sometimes I just re iron after top coat of wrinkle appears!
This was the most helpful DIY videos I had ever seen! Thank you for this and it's a life saver
Thanks for watching 🌸 so glad to help you out
It is very difficult to choose which one I like best as all of them look awesome! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Kim❤️❤️
Thank you very much for this video. Going to try making DIY crafts for Christmas this year for the first time, and this helps a lot.
Amazing - so glad it was helpful!
I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
I'm so glad!
Thank you for a great tutorial. You made it very easy to understand. Can’t wait to try the regular transfer. Once I get that I’m going to try them all.
So glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
I want to transfer either photos or things my daughter's likes on to a lamp shade that is already assembled, how too. It is a material obviously. Thankyou in adavance