You can also buy transparent sticker/labels and print directly onto it to avoid all of these steps. It ends up being a transparent sticker anyway. I used to make them all of the time for marketing. You can buy them at most office supply stores. I always purchased them from Staples. I also used an ink jet printer in case others don’t have access to a laser jet printer. Just be careful not to smear the ink and let it dry well before handling. I never had any issues but I’m sure clear spray paint or Mod Podge after they dry may help. I used clear spray paint for ink jet photos onto wood. I followed her steps but used several coats of the clear spray paint before Mod Podging it onto the wood. They turned out phenomenal. I’m all about working smarter not harder. I hope this helps someone else.
Does this mean you are printing on top of the labels? Could you cut down clear contact and print on that? I have an ink jet printer. Can you maybe upload a pic to show me what you use? Ty so much! 🤗
What kind of spray did u use? Im having problems finding exactly the right spray. Saw that Mod Podge has a spray now but don't know if it is a "fixative" spray that will keep the ink from smearing when painting on the top layer of Mod Podge. Ive heard people saw to use a clear varathane, artist paint fixative & even hair spray? I only have inkjet also & want to copy vintage greeting card image onto glass.
Wish credit had been given to the person from whom you stumbled across this fun technique. It's important to do so, even if it takes lots of effort. Thanks for sharing.
Hi❣️ I JUST discovered you and have already watched about 3 of your tutorials. 😍 Thank you for your enthusiastic, kind, caring and patient way of explaining your craft ideas. I wish you were my neighbor!😉🤗
I love that you don't lose anything if you forgot to mirror/reverse the image!!! That's one of the biggest worries especially if you are having to pay for the prints! Lol I also love that you're such a curious kitty and are always trying to find, better ways💗 to do things that actually makes a difference!!!💖 XOXOXO from Florida CUTIEPATOOTIE 🤗💗✌️
This is just fabulous Deidre. Can’t wait to try this! I would love to be able to make my own IOD type rub on transfers. If there is anyone who can come up with an idea of how to make your own is YOU.. and I hope you can, I’d love to see what you come up with. You’ve been challenged 💚
That would be awesome! Deidre’s technique with the label backing ink transfer might work? It wouldn’t be a rub on exactly but you could probably print your image on that and then transfer it onto your project like she shows in that video. It may work until Deidre’s genius comes up with a rub on method.
On glass or any non-porous items like a piggy bank, or ceramic tile.. I use transfer paper. It's a water decal paper that you can print directly on to from a laser printer. Then you just follow the directions, also it's really nice if you use a glossy clear coat over it, I recommend krylon, it dissolves the backing and makes it look seamless. Love your creativity! Thank you for sharing so much of your time and talent with all of us!
@@julzzz- I bought mine in bulk many years ago, but I just googled it and Amazon has it under, " water slide decal paper". I use a laser printer with the type of paper I have...But it looks like there's a variety of papers now that can be used with inkjet or laser printers. So much fun!😁
What a great way of doing things!! The credit card squeegee is outrageous. Imagine having to sign up for a class and you're right here!! Looking at your shop now for holiday shopping...bookmark, link, share with blue Share Arrow above.
I used to print on an HP ink jet to wax paper way, way back 10 or more years ago. Had to tape it to regular printer paper best I can remember. Used my seasonal digital art to make little taffy wrappers to wrap saltwater taffy. It's not impossible, but it won't be perfect with inkjet most likely. I know. Not the same, but both being difficult is the point. Anything can be done with perseverance. Also, I had my doubts about this project, but you did a really good job and made it look real nice.
Thank you so so much Deidre Just watched this with my coffee mug this morning just smiling and saying in my head "This Girl never stops to amaze me" You made my day! Its beautiful my next project I will be dancing all the way be very blessed x💃
That is amazing, really satisfying watching that, like the bakery graphic. I print on printable acetate for frames, only have ink jet. The sticky stuff doesn't seem as reflective as glass which I like. Thank you, that is a wow.
Love your ideas. By the way if you flip the paper at back and pressure to plastic works ever better. And peal off back paper on top on plastic. Just like the Cricut with vinyl type procedure
You could save the shiny backing paper you removed, to print on for another project instead of using the shiny backing paper from label sheets making the page protector do double duty
Just watched your video. Nice technique and good to know. I would likely stick the top edge of oversized printed transfer the work surface (table top) before contacting the clear shelf liner sheet to keep it steady while working the backing off.
This is absolutely amazing. I don't have a laser printer but I could certainly try with one printed out for me at a photo place. Darn, I just have to try this! Thank you so much.
Amazing I can’t wait to try it. I’m going to attempt it on my ink jet and spray it with clear coat like I do with waterslides. I will let you know if it works :)
I've never tried this as I don't have a laser jet (yet!), but.. As you peeled the clear paper and the image stuck to it, my mind immediately wondered, what if you put spray adhesive on the glass? Do you think the ink would adhere to the glass itself? Idk, just a thought. Thanks for the video, as always, you keep me "stuck" to my screen, wondering what you'll do next! Thanks again 👍🙏✝❤
Yeah, I would like to know how to transfer pics and script straight on the glass and be able to remove the transfer paper so that the pic/script adheres directly on the glass. God loves you. Jesus loves you and died for you. God bless you.
Couldn’t you reverse print directly onto the carrier paper(label backing paper) and apply directly to the surface of choice? It would probably need to be sealed afterwards if it’s going to be handled. But if placed on the inside of the glass it should be okay. Also could possibly try printing on a page protector or the old report covers with the slide on plastic spine. Worth a shot. My laser printer isn’t being cooperative lately to try it out. Maybe Deidre has already tried this and can let us know her results. Cheers from FL😺
Loving this method Deidre, the results are amazing, l will have to give it a try with my inkjet printer, l’ve been thinking about buying a laser printer for a while now, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
Great video Deidre! I was wondering if I were to put it on a glass used for drinking, would the image still hold if exposed to cold/hot liquids or safe to microwave with a liquid? Most likely probably would need an adhesive on the back as well, but just wanted to make sure. I want to make something special for my mother’s birthday on Christmas Day and she is a big tea drinker. Excited to try this technique out regardless! 😊
In truth, this makes a label, does not truly transfer to glass. Also a caveat, on office printers and copiers in the past, I've found printing on the label backing (by accident) got toner on the drum or rollers and ghosted onto the next several scores of pages printed. Maybe things have changed.
Enfin j'ai trouve comment transferer des images, photos, etc facilement. J'aimerais savoir comment sit du gel mat utilise en technique acrylique peut replacer le binder ou powerprint? Merci, vous etes geniale!
I don’t have a laser printer, so I will go to one of the office supply shops. You should print several items on your paper so you get full use of your paper and not expensive! Thank you I can’t wait to share with my sister !
Yes when I do projects I always print more than one graphic on a page but when doing a video I’d like just to do the one image so I can explain better thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Would it work on wax paper? Wow that does look easy I did take a piece of wax paper and ironed it on a piece of material and then ran it through my printer. It came out great.
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You can also buy transparent sticker/labels and print directly onto it to avoid all of these steps. It ends up being a transparent sticker anyway. I used to make them all of the time for marketing. You can buy them at most office supply stores. I always purchased them from Staples. I also used an ink jet printer in case others don’t have access to a laser jet printer. Just be careful not to smear the ink and let it dry well before handling. I never had any issues but I’m sure clear spray paint or Mod Podge after they dry may help. I used clear spray paint for ink jet photos onto wood. I followed her steps but used several coats of the clear spray paint before Mod Podging it onto the wood. They turned out phenomenal. I’m all about working smarter not harder. I hope this helps someone else.
Lots of great tips thanks for watching
Awesome tip. Thank you as well
Does this mean you are printing on top of the labels? Could you cut down clear contact and print on that? I have an ink jet printer. Can you maybe upload a pic to show me what you use? Ty so much! 🤗
What kind of spray did u use? Im having problems finding exactly the right spray. Saw that Mod Podge has a spray now but don't know if it is a "fixative" spray that will keep the ink from smearing when painting on the top layer of Mod Podge. Ive heard people saw to use a clear varathane, artist paint fixative & even hair spray?
I only have inkjet also & want to copy vintage greeting card image onto glass.
@@maggiejames5626 You’re welcome. I’m sorry for not responding sooner. I was just now notified for some reason.
Wish credit had been given to the person from whom you stumbled across this fun technique. It's important to do so, even if it takes lots of effort. Thanks for sharing.
Hi❣️ I JUST discovered you and have already watched about 3 of your tutorials. 😍 Thank you for your enthusiastic, kind, caring and patient way of explaining your craft ideas. I wish you were my neighbor!😉🤗
That’s so sweet I’m glad that you’re enjoying all of my videos. Hope you find lots more great content.
Great idea! I would suggest to do reverse print for the framed design so the print is behind the glass, a bit glassier😀
Yes could def do that!!!
The reverse graphic would be cool on the backside of a glass trivet, as well.
I love that you don't lose anything if you forgot to mirror/reverse the image!!!
That's one of the biggest worries especially if you are having to pay for the prints!
Lol I also love that you're such a curious kitty and are always trying to find, better ways💗 to do things that actually makes a difference!!!💖
XOXOXO from Florida CUTIEPATOOTIE 🤗💗✌️
So glad you’re enjoying I am always experimenting and I’m always excited when I find a new way to craft
This is just fabulous Deidre. Can’t wait to try this! I would love to be able to make my own IOD type rub on transfers. If there is anyone who can come up with an idea of how to make your own is YOU.. and I hope you can, I’d love to see what you come up with. You’ve been challenged 💚
Ughh!!! I know I have been trying and trying to figure out a way!! I’ll get there ❤️
@@OurUpcycledLife I KNOW you will 👍❤️
That would be awesome!
Deidre’s technique with the label backing ink transfer might work? It wouldn’t be a rub on exactly but you could probably print your image on that and then transfer it onto your project like she shows in that video. It may work until Deidre’s genius comes up with a rub on method.
I've been using the label paper and Mog Poge for years but the page protector material is a great idea.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Best I can tell it’s called release paper. It’s silicone ? Coated. But they do make clear labels and water slide paper. All you folks are great
On glass or any non-porous items like a piggy bank, or ceramic tile.. I use transfer paper. It's a water decal paper that you can print directly on to from a laser printer. Then you just follow the directions, also it's really nice if you use a glossy clear coat over it, I recommend krylon, it dissolves the backing and makes it look seamless. Love your creativity! Thank you for sharing so much of your time and talent with all of us!
Where do you find this transfer paper you mentioned? Any brand names please!
@@julzzz-
I bought mine in bulk many years ago, but I just googled it and Amazon has it under, " water slide decal paper". I use a laser printer with the type of paper I have...But it looks like there's a variety of papers now that can be used with inkjet or laser printers. So much fun!😁
Thanks for the tips! Glad you enjoyed watching
@@janetdustin5098 Thanks so much for your info❤👍
What a great way of doing things!! The credit card squeegee is outrageous.
Imagine having to sign up for a class and you're right here!!
Looking at your shop now for holiday shopping...bookmark, link, share with blue Share Arrow above.
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching
Great technique, you could even do a reverse image and apply it to the back of the glass giving the image even greater protection. Love this video
Thanks for the tip!
I used to print on an HP ink jet to wax paper way, way back 10 or more years ago. Had to tape it to regular printer paper best I can remember. Used my seasonal digital art to make little taffy wrappers to wrap saltwater taffy. It's not impossible, but it won't be perfect with inkjet most likely. I know. Not the same, but both being difficult is the point. Anything can be done with perseverance. Also, I had my doubts about this project, but you did a really good job and made it look real nice.
OMG !!! This is so great!! And looks so retro ! Can’t wait to try it!! Thanks for all your ideas. You must dream crafts at night…..
There are some nights where I lie awake thinking DIY’s for sure thanks for watching
I figured you did. Lol
Cool idea! I’ll get my hubby to print it at work and then I’ll try it. I only have an inkjet at home. TFS! 😊👍
It’s a great technique have fun
Thank you so so much Deidre Just watched this with my coffee mug this morning just smiling and saying in my head "This Girl never stops to amaze me" You made my day! Its beautiful my next project I will be dancing all the way be very blessed x💃
So glad you are enjoying hope you find lots of great content have a great day
Deidre, thank you for sharing this! I’m so excited and inspired to see what I can create! Thank you!
It’s a fun technique thanks for watching
Wow Wow Wow! Thank you so much for sharing this technique. Amazing!!
Thanks for watching Marilyn glad you enjoyed
This can open up lots of ideas for my glass stash waiting for a new life. an idea who's time has come
So many ideas that you can do with this technique thanks for watching glad you enjoyed Irene
This would be a great way to personalize a cookie jar or holiday crock with a family name/year. What a super idea!
Yes that is a great idea thanks for watching Michele glad you enjoyed
That is amazing, really satisfying watching that, like the bakery graphic. I print on printable acetate for frames, only have ink jet. The sticky stuff doesn't seem as reflective as glass which I like. Thank you, that is a wow.
Such a fun technique glad you enjoyed
I have TONS of the old printable projector pages, like teachers use. I wonder if those might work. Or is this what the other commentor speaking about?
This is brilliant Deidre, thank you so much for passing on these excellent techniques. I've learnt so much since finding your channel. xxx
So glad you’re finding lots of inspiration Tracy thanks for watching
Absolutely amazing. God bless you and thank you for sharing your talent.
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Wow!!! Never tried but plan to as soon as I can ❤❤❤Thanks
Hope you enjoy
Awesome lesson! I always wondered how to do that! Thank you for showing us 🧡❤️💜💙💚
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Love it! So dang smart. I’ve never seen this technique done before! Thank you!
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it’s a fun project
AMAZING! Thank you for another brilliant DIY!
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Wow! That is a great idea! Game changer for sure. You are so amazing Deidre. Ty. 💕💖❤️
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Genius idea!! Thank you for sharing this awesome technique!!
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Never tried this. This is a cool “Go to”.
I’d love to have your creative mind for just one day. 😊 Love your videos Deidre
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You are the best for sharing this technique!!
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How exciting! Thank you Deidra!!!
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You’re unbelievable!!
Thanks for sharing your incredible talents!
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So glad you’re enjoying thanks for watching
What a wonderful technique, I will be trying this very soon ! Thank you for sharing, take care and stay safe !
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Grrrrrrreat job!!!
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Love your ideas. By the way if you flip the paper at back and pressure to plastic works ever better. And peal off back paper on top on plastic. Just like the Cricut with vinyl type procedure
Great tips thank you
Great idea thank you.
You are so welcome!
You could save the shiny backing paper you removed, to print on for another project instead of using the shiny backing paper from label sheets making the page protector do double duty
Yes you could try
Wow this is amazing. It goes to prove to never give up. Top marks to you Deideri.👍👍👍
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Temporary tattoo paper also works well
Have you found a temporary tattoo paper that works with a laser printer? I'd be interested!
@circotribecirco3366 yes I've bought it from amazon and eBay
This is BRILLIANT. I love the graphic too. Wow you've opened up so many possibilities :)
So much fun
How awesome is this project . Thank you for sharing
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Looks great! Pretty girls in the picture.😛
My pretty nieces and daughter
AWESOME AGAIN
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I'm gonna have to try this and the packing tape method for my projects
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I just LOVE everything you do. 💖
So glad you’re enjoying thanks for watching
How awesome!!!! You always amaze me!
Thanks Dana so glad you’re enjoying
Absolutely excellent, thank you, shared on my Facebook Page xx Jean from Scotland.
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Can't wait to try this on my glass spice jars. Need to find colored laser printer first
Have fun
You are so talented
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AWESOME IDEA!! 🥰
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Clever, clever tip! Thanks!
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Omg yes trying it
Thanks for watching Selena it’s a lot of fun to do
Super cool.
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Hi Deidre - this is sooo exciting, I already have many projects I will be doing this transfer method on. Love it.
It’s a lot of fun have fun thanks for watching
Just watched your video. Nice technique and good to know. I would likely stick the top edge of oversized printed transfer the work surface (table top) before contacting the clear shelf liner sheet to keep it steady while working the backing off.
Great tip thanks for watching
Very beautiful transfer tutorial ! 😊
Thanks glad you enjoyed ❤️
Love this effect!
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That’s a great idea I love it thank you so much !!!
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Wow wow WOW!!!
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This is absolutely amazing. I don't have a laser printer but I could certainly try with one printed out for me at a photo place. Darn, I just have to try this! Thank you so much.
It’s a fun technique thanks for watching
As always you never disappoint
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Thank you, I’ll give it a try.
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Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!
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This was a good tutorial on how to make stickers. 😊
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So smart and simple instructions 💕🐞💝
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This is exciting! Thank you!
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Love this!!!!
Thanks
How cool is that!!!
It’s really cool thanks for watching
Incredible!
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Thanks for this wonderful idea and technic
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Amazing I can’t wait to try it. I’m going to attempt it on my ink jet and spray it with clear coat like I do with waterslides. I will let you know if it works :)
Sounds great! Let me know :)
Very cool
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Like I said, McGyver! Lot it Deidre!
Glad it was helpful Gina thanks for watching
That is so cool! Have you thought about using it for faux stained glass?
Yes you can
Fantastic... cannot wait to try...
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I've never tried this as I don't have a laser jet (yet!), but.. As you peeled the clear paper and the image stuck to it, my mind immediately wondered, what if you put spray adhesive on the glass? Do you think the ink would adhere to the glass itself? Idk, just a thought. Thanks for the video, as always, you keep me "stuck" to my screen, wondering what you'll do next! Thanks again 👍🙏✝❤
Yeah, I would like to know how to transfer pics and script straight on the glass and be able to remove the transfer paper so that the pic/script adheres directly on the glass. God loves you. Jesus loves you and died for you. God bless you.
Oh now you have me thinking I am going to try this out I’ll keep you updated
@@OurUpcycledLife Thanks, I'll be looking forward to finding out how it goes! Thanks again!
Couldn’t you reverse print directly onto the carrier paper(label backing paper) and apply directly to the surface of choice? It would probably need to be sealed afterwards if it’s going to be handled. But if placed on the inside of the glass it should be okay. Also could possibly try printing on a page protector or the old report covers with the slide on plastic spine. Worth a shot. My laser printer isn’t being cooperative lately to try it out. Maybe Deidre has already tried this and can let us know her results. Cheers from FL😺
Amazing
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That's amazing! Thank you
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This is sooooo cool!! Thank you ❤️❤️
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Amazing I love it!
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Loving this method Deidre, the results are amazing, l will have to give it a try with my inkjet printer, l’ve been thinking about buying a laser printer for a while now, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
It doesn’t really work well with an inkjet printer LaserJet printer will work fantastic
This is amazing!
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This is incredibly! I wish I had access to a Laserjet printer.
You can always go to your local stationary store or Staples and they can print off LaserJet printer graphics for you
That's cool!
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Great video Deidre! I was wondering if I were to put it on a glass used for drinking, would the image still hold if exposed to cold/hot liquids or safe to microwave with a liquid? Most likely probably would need an adhesive on the back as well, but just wanted to make sure. I want to make something special for my mother’s birthday on Christmas Day and she is a big tea drinker. Excited to try this technique out regardless! 😊
This is for decor only wouldn’t hold up well to wash ❤️
Thanks for being honest about using an ink jet printer. That's what I have.
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In truth, this makes a label, does not truly transfer to glass. Also a caveat, on office printers and copiers in the past, I've found printing on the label backing (by accident) got toner on the drum or rollers and ghosted onto the next several scores of pages printed. Maybe things have changed.
What about laminating sheets? Is that roll similar to the sticky drawer liner rolls?
Yes it probably would be real if you can find some give it a try
I love it!
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I have tons of backing from contact paper; I would suppose that it would work as well as the label backing. Ya think?
It is certainly worth a try I hope it works for you thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
@@OurUpcycledLife I certainly did enjoy, admire and appreciate ...
Dam good idea
Glad you think so!
That is so cool 😎
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Could you use the freezer paper, slick side up? That way, you would not have to peel labels off backing sheet.
I find it doesn’t work as well
Enfin j'ai trouve comment transferer des images, photos, etc facilement. J'aimerais savoir comment sit du gel mat utilise en technique acrylique peut replacer le binder ou powerprint? Merci, vous etes geniale!
Sorry I am not familiar with that product thanks for watching
I don’t have a laser printer, so I will go to one of the office supply shops. You should print several items on your paper so you get full use of your paper and not expensive! Thank you I can’t wait to share with my sister !
Yes when I do projects I always print more than one graphic on a page but when doing a video I’d like just to do the one image so I can explain better thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
You can purchase clear sticker labels from the office supply store. You can print on them and then stick them to your project. 😉
Sorry to say I don't have a laser printer, but this technique is amazing.
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I love this idea. Could you use the paper that comes with the transfer tape, just peel the sticky part off and save it to put back over the image?
I haven’t tried that, but I bet it work if it wasn’t too thick
This is just great..... can you use clear contact paper??????
Yes you can it would probably work fine thanks for watching
Would it work on wax paper?
Wow that does look easy
I did take a piece of wax paper and ironed it on a piece of material and then ran it through my printer. It came out great.
No unfortunately it doesn’t