Oh nvm xD 0.5cm :P, great tutorial :) i needed something cool for my room

Printer.....inkjet...Canon ip1000

Linda Matthews Demonstrates: Printing on Tissue Paper.....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUT2OTqCkzs ALSO Print on Tissue Paper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzKJJTiP-pU&feature=related

I used Spray Adhesive to attach the pics to the tiles....did a coat of spray Clear acrylic paint before sticking the pictures to the tiles and 4 coats before I glued them to the board..(used Sellys Aquadhere to glue the tiles to the board...Must say Thankyou to Yngla for the instructions...I can feel another larger one happening soon...:-)

 Got the grid right, it's 100cmx100cm LOL Now what?

 I am going to try to cut and paste each square to a new file and try printing. Thanks for the help. 

I tried this; I found that some of the edges were to white to see, blending it in with the backround and making it difficult to cut. I used the pencil tool on the smallest setting and drew straight lines (tutorial on gimp website) instead of the grid. That way, when I copied and pasted into a new file, I could see the edges of the squares.

 I did it by printing the whole picture on a larger piece of tissue paper and cutting it into squares after it was printed out. It worked great!

Did this work? Likee did it come out just as great?

The iron on tee shirt material should work well for this, the ink is bonded into the heat activated material so it should be waterproof, though I would be inclined to give the finished tiles a coat of clear varnish to be on the safe side. Where I think you are going wrong is in ironing it on. You would have to treat the material differently to applying it to a tee shirt. Rather than ironing it on to a tile I would heat the tiles in an oven to the correct temp - around 90C, then apply the transfer material . To keep it flat while it cools I think I would use a fabric bag filled with fine dry sand - this would ensure even pressure while it cooled. Not sure about the best varnish to use, for a durable result you could get them coated at a car bodywork shop using a two part gloss coat as used fot the top coat on metallic paint jobs.

Hello . I fount this waterslide decal paper works so good it works with color or black and white photos. i bought it on ebay.

Really cool!

Just make your tissue paper bigger, center your print so it's not in the taped area, then cut off the part with tape.  I had a hard time with this too.

did you do it on wood? that's very nice!

Actually used cork ( Recycled old cork placematts)  back does have woodblock for hanging on screws. Thx for asking.

Very nice indeed!

thank you. This was the last thing I've gotten to do in quite a while but one of my favorites.