I’ve only been doing this 3 weeks but found flipping the image and printing on the label paper (remove all labels first) then the image isn’t absorbed into the paper. You can just take over to the wood push down and image is on the wood. Wipe over the label sheet you’ve just used and use next time. 😎👍
Yes! I’ve tried that too and it works great, but I have a hard time getting it lined up right and not smudging the ink. Especially when there’s text or when I have a really large template that’s printed in sections.
I've had people tell me they use Canva and Procreate. I've used Canvas to make social media content, but I've never tried to print with it, so I'm not sure about the scaleability. I did a quick Google search and I couldn't find a specific app for it. Here's a tutorial that shows a way to print larger scale templates in Procreate: ua-cam.com/video/7Piy52-82Ks/v-deo.html
@@Pyrocrafters I take whatever pic you like take a photo copy then take that photo copy tape it in place use a heat transfer tip or ive used an iron let me know ur results ive been doin this since 1974 and i just turned 56 you do the math lol long time id love to show you some of my by email if ur interested
@@Pyrocrafters nope i just go to a copy machine photocopy my pic take that copy for my heat transfer i went to ur website sent an email to info@pyrocrafters com i sent pics of some of my work id like to to use the 2 prong tip like you use ive always used products from walnut hollow look for that email
Greetings from Germany 😊😎 send you light and love 🌻💫🍃🍀
I am blessed that my wife is really good at putting the bigger pieces together and placing the work on the wood! Great video, God bless!
Right! She's awesome. Thanks Paul!
That shield is cool.
Nicely explained. Thank you 👍👍
Thanks!
I’ve only been doing this 3 weeks but found flipping the image and printing on the label paper (remove all labels first) then the image isn’t absorbed into the paper. You can just take over to the wood push down and image is on the wood. Wipe over the label sheet you’ve just used and use next time. 😎👍
Yes! I’ve tried that too and it works great, but I have a hard time getting it lined up right and not smudging the ink. Especially when there’s text or when I have a really large template that’s printed in sections.
So beautiful! Can you re-use the carbon that's been traced on?
What kind of pen/pencil do you use to trace
Just a mechanical pencil. Some people like to use a stylus, but I prefer a pencil so I can see the marks where I’ve already traced.
I heard graphite is better than carbon paper. ??
Just wondering where you sell your arts I really like to look at some pieces
Are you able to use acrylic paints after wood burning to paint the design?
Yes! I use acrylics paints and markers for basic fill-in type of color.
how many times can you reuse the carbon sheets?
I’ve never counted, but lots. Maybe 10-20.
What is a phone app that prints to scale when photo shop isn't an option?
I've had people tell me they use Canva and Procreate. I've used Canvas to make social media content, but I've never tried to print with it, so I'm not sure about the scaleability. I did a quick Google search and I couldn't find a specific app for it.
Here's a tutorial that shows a way to print larger scale templates in Procreate: ua-cam.com/video/7Piy52-82Ks/v-deo.html
i used to do it that way NEVER again heat transfer is the way to go super fast
Hey Art! I've never tried heat transfer, what materials do you specifically? I'd like to try it out. :)
@@Pyrocrafters I take whatever pic you like take a photo copy then take that photo copy tape it in place use a heat transfer tip or ive used an iron let me know ur results ive been doin this since 1974 and i just turned 56 you do the math lol long time id love to show you some of my by email if ur interested
Do you print the template on a certain kind of paper?
@@Pyrocrafters nope i just go to a copy machine photocopy my pic take that copy for my heat transfer i went to ur website sent an email to info@pyrocrafters com i sent pics of some of my work id like to to use the 2 prong tip like you use ive always used products from walnut hollow look for that email
i wish there was a way i could show you my work
Just wondering where you sell your arts I really like to look at some pieces
Hey Sara! I sell them on my site at www.pyrocrafters.com