2 Ways to Transfer an Image to Fabric NO Transfer Paper!

How do you transfer an image onto fabric if you don't have transfer paper?
In this video I show you two different ways to make that happen with items that you most likely have in your house right now. See the results and design which technique works better for you.
Have you transfered an image from paper to fabric? Share your experience in the comments below!

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[TevilsTreasures]

If you use the Mod Podge method, the final image will be reversed on the fabric. I failed to mention that in the video.

[u]

in the first method, is there any way to make it permanent? because it would obviously tear apart or something upon washing or other reasons.

[LernTheConjurer]

Man, you are unstoppable with these journal covers! Love the bird house transfer especially, I am loving your creativity with these. Mod podges can really be used for so much! 😍

[JunkShackBaby]

These are great tips! I had no idea you could transfer an image with cling wrap or mod podge.
Thank you for sharing this video!

[conniewhall]

How washable are these results?
I love this demo.
Thank you.

[ericapaul]

Excellent video! 🎉 I do want to add that if you are using mod podge method, MAKE SURE you are using a laser printer…NOT an inkjet printer…if you use inkjet you will have a blurry, smeary mess. But laser will be perfect..

[FarhanaFaruq]

Thank you for sharing!! I've tried the printer one before for adding text on canvas paintings. (The image must be printed in reverse).
This is my first time learning the cling wrap method. Hope to try it soon.

[nancyfoxgilmour]

What are washing instructions for pictures done with cling wrap?

[olabookstv]

‘Mod podge…’ I’ll keep that in mind. It came out beautifully and your step by step tips and tutorial is great. Just learned something new.😊

[CobwebsandCandlesticks]

Oh wow, never knew you could transfer pics like this. Pretty wild.

[helenel]

Love this and have not tried the first method... I will now though..:) Question... Would this work on a crocheted doily by chance?

[marieroussel]

Thank you for your video. Very interesting. I will try it.

[KarichokIsBack]

Thank you for sharing these awesome tips. Neverthelesss, I tried both ways and none worked for me but used a thick cotton fabric and probably my iron doesn't heat enough. My printer is a cheap deskjet. All ink was gone once I washed out the paper... Something is definitely wrong with what I use to reproduce. Hope someone could help me. Thank you.

[bethanyfurry]

Awesome video 😊 thank you for sharing 💕

[witchywoman]

Can I do this with napkins as well? ❤ this idea.

[rowenabrady]

would the fabric be washable and if so how long would it last please.

[cal]

would the mod podge method work on an image that has print the other side? was thinking of using this for a craft event using old art books but usually they have images printed the other side as well. the cling wrap method unfortunately doesn't really work in a group setting unless someone brings an iron and ironing board and people take turns.

[EllySpace]

Excellent work! Well done! Best wishes from Elly ❤️❤️❤️

[TrueColorsss]

Great techniques Tevil! Good to know. 😉

[myplaylists]

This video was there helpful thank you