4 Ways to Transfer Photos and Graphics / SUPER EASY / BEGINNER DIY

4 Mod Podge Transfer Methods tutorial for Photos and Graphics EASY DIY / BEGINNER

If you are a seasoned crafter or just learning, this is a must watch tutorial. Mod Podge is a staple for me, I use it for almost anything! You can use mod podge to transfer, create rustic boho signs, farmhouse home decor, and so much more. This is a full tutorial teaching you 4 Mod Podge transfer methods you can use with graphics or photos.
This video will show the steps from start to finish to guide you along if you would like to try this method yourself at home.
Happy crafting
Deidre
All my graphics from previous projects are available for purchase in my Etsy store.
Mod Podge with a Ink Jet:
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Deidre :)
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[annezimet]

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!

[jessi]

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. 🙂

[timdyck]

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 😎

[lorettaswiess]

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!

[annmariefleet]

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.

[skyetatanka]

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!!

[iamangela]

As I'm watching and listening, I'm thinking..I'm about to subscribe to her! I love crafting ❣️

[goofyleen]

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!!! ❤❤❤❤

[benettemcneill]

The reverse transfer is my favorite. Thank you for showing the techniques.

[RARA-jeze]

Okay i missed the first 33 seconds of what you said as I could not stop admiring your beautiful ❤❤❤❤And i only leave youtube comments once every 8 years 😂

[nubbins]

I like the reverse transfer as well. I think it's the easiest of the four. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[michelewalter]

That reverse transfer is awesome!! It lets what's underneath come through. Love it!!

[reginahudson]

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 !

[sharonjansky]

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!

[badad]

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.

[ShoryoTombo]

This was the most helpful DIY videos I had ever seen! Thank you for this and it's a life saver <3

[sherryprice]

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~

[irish_pixiexxpam]

Love the napkin transfer, so pretty & delicate

[debbieambrose]

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!

[debbiemeyer]

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!!!!