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Ask Steve a question. / Re: printing patterns
« on: February 29, 2016, 04:35:10 pm »
I have transferred pictures to wood through the process of ironing the back of the paper with the picture face down.
You will need to reverse your picture when you print.
If your printer is inkjet, get it copied on a laser printer.
Tape down the picture on one edge. You can lift the picture from time to time to see how the transfer is going.
Then use a hot iron to iron the back of the paper.
Or, you can use a product called Mod Podge
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=transfer+picture+to+wood
For all of my scroll saw work, I use the methods outlined by the other members, tape the picture to the wood and work in that manner.
Dave.
You will need to reverse your picture when you print.
If your printer is inkjet, get it copied on a laser printer.
Tape down the picture on one edge. You can lift the picture from time to time to see how the transfer is going.
Then use a hot iron to iron the back of the paper.
Or, you can use a product called Mod Podge
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=transfer+picture+to+wood
For all of my scroll saw work, I use the methods outlined by the other members, tape the picture to the wood and work in that manner.
Dave.