The AMAZING Sandwich Bag Transfer Hack / Transfer Graphics & Photos

The AMAZING Sandwich Bag Transfer Hack / Transfer Graphics & Photos
Hello everyone!
I couldnt believe when I stumbles across this graphic and photo transfer technique!! The results are amazing and I hope you enjoy. All you need to do this DIY is some sandwich bags.
Hope you enjoy!
Happy crafting
Deidre

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[ymfg]

Wow! I'm so grateful to wonderful people like you who have inquisitive minds and are not afraid to try and even sometimes I'm sure fail but push on then share the results. As I go into retirement I have all these project ideas to keep me entertained and stave off mental decline 😄☺🌹💖💖

[annalba]

I have used cereal bags it makes them look antique . there are different shade to the bags.they do well also.

[marilynisaacs]

When I was a kid - MANY moons ago, we used to do this with clear Contac paper! Later in college, we did a similar process with the clear Contac paper and photo emulsion for silkscreening.

[JaneSmith]

Seems like this method works especially well for aged and antique type projects. Another good tool in the arsenal.

[cynthiadennewith]

I have been using the clear shelf liner that comes on a roll for years. I can seal it with the iron. I have covered thin boards front and back and used a heat gun to melt and seal the edges.
I'm not sure if it's cheaper than using sandwich bags, but it is thicker and doesn't take 2 sheets and twice the labor.

[Mystic_Light]

This is an economical idea. You can do this with gel medium as well. Three layers, then sponge off the paper. You'll be left with a transparent transfer. It's great for magazine paper.

[lindal]

Your cost-effective transfer techniques are awesome! It is amazing how you have been able to accomplish this and makes you so special for sharing these with your YouTube audience. Can't thank you enough!😃🥰

[shorebirds]

Thanks so much for sharing this idea. I watched your packing tape method, but like this better because it’s not restricted by the size of the tape. Much appreciation.

[Flag-time]

Omgosh it almost makes it look like it's printed on vellum! I love this!

[offairhead]

Thank you for showing this. It isn’t nearly as opaque as I would like so I am glad I got to watch you doing it before doing it myself.

[piolincreationssalta]

I just like people like you so artistic creative and trying to recycle or upcycle things!! I ❤🌎😊 i like o
All your ideas!! 👏👏👏
Thanks i like experimenting too. In my case i wanna upcycle plastic bottles. I'm on the try😀. Waiting for more videos dear lady💙
Regards from Argentina!

[susandickerson]

We learned a similar technique using clear contact paper and magazine pics. Rub very hard over the pic, then water soak...
We made slides (to project on screen-aging myself). Thanks for reminding me of this memory. I really like your technique, think the results are great!

[doggiemama]

The scrapbook paper on the glass jar was gorgeous! Can't wait to see what you come up with next.

[carmenpereira]

Wauuu que alegría me dió el vídeo en español.😊

[isabelwall]

The cool thing about the sandwich bag method is that you can see these onto things❤

[TimetravelerMN]

I love the military styles you made to print.

[Kimmelbee]

I've seen other crafters use plastic wrap. Haven't tried it yet. Seems pretty cool.

[beckyev]

this is really neat! I would also try printing on colored paper - you would get a slightly different tint to that slight haze that remains on the plastic and could plan for it to coordinate with the project

[avrillockyer]

I'm so happy we can go back over your hints and tips. Really needed to watch how tondo the bag transfer. Thank you so much

[andiso]

yes and plastic wrap works well for this technique also. thanks for sharing