Introduction: I Tested 11 Image Transfer Methods — Here’s What Actually Works!
If you’ve ever wanted to transfer printed designs or images onto wood, fabric, or paper, you’ve probably seen dozens of different methods online. I decided to test 11 of the most popular image transfer techniques to find out which ones actually work. 🎥 Watch the full tutorial above.
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Supplies
Mod Podge, Polycrylic Sealer, Paper, Printer, Packing Tape, Shelf Liner, Label Sheets, Fabric, Wood
Step 1:
From Mod Podge to gel medium and packing tape, I put them all to the test. I compared how cleanly each method transferred, how easy it was to do, and what surfaces worked best.
📋 In this guide, you’ll learn:
- How to prep your surface for transfers
- Which image transfer methods give the clearest results
- Common mistakes to avoid
- My top pick for the easiest, most reliable transfer
