How To Get A Picture On Wood

Cover the wood slice in a good layer of regular mod podge lay over the photo onto the mod podge and press to get out all the bubbles and wrinkles.

If you re wondering how to transfer photos to wood it s a relatively simple process. Then apply a thick coat of mod podge to the front of your picture and lay it face down on your wood. Watch my second video too if you like this. Wait 15 20 minutes then apply a second coat.

To mod podge a photo onto wood first apply a thick coat of mod podge to your wood. Press the photo onto the wood with the back of a spoon. Since we do not print white ink all white areas of the photograph allow the natural beauty of the the wood to show through. Move back and forth across the back of the photo so it lays down evenly.

Take a wet piece of dry sponge or rag wet the surface of the wood you are about to print on then use the dry sponge or rag to absorb the water a little. You ll print a photo out on a dry ink printer like laserjet or an hp. You can put something heavy over to keep it smooth. And then wait 24 hours.

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After 24 hours you get the paper damp and rub off the paper. Lay the freezer paper ink side down onto the wood. To transfer a picture onto your wood first print out your picture on a laser printer using regular printer paper. How to print pictures on wood 1.

Bright white finishing replaces the natural wood grain with a white background to recreate the photo quality color and detail of your picture. The mod podge keeps the photo onto the wood and you only take off the paper. Vintage matte will elevate the image by blending it with the wood background. Cut a few sheets of wax paper to the size of a standard piece of printer paper.

I hate waiting but well worth it. Then press your photo onto the wood and cover it with a thin layer of mod podge. As soon as you ve applied the nail polish remover put firm pressure on the back of the spoon to transfer the photo onto the wood s surface. The goal is to get the wood to absorb the ink but if the wood is too wet the ink would be runny.

Using a card and holding the paper in place with the other hand smooth the card over the entire surface of the paper taking care not to move the paper. You ll paint a medium on the front of the photo and then smooth it onto an unfinished or painted surface. Transfer image to wood.