How do I transfer a real photo to glass using mod podge?
This website turns your photo into a decal. You put the Modge Podge on the face of the photo, place the photo face down on the glass, and peel the photo off.
Hi,
You need clear packing tape.
You need a color print of the photo, and it must fit the width of the packing tape.
You put the photo, color side down, on the sticky part of the packing tape.
Make sure that the paper is completely on the tape, by running over it with your fingers.
Use a wet cloth to GENTLY wipe off the paper from the tape.
There will be an image left on the packing tape.
You can glue this or modge podge this onto the glass.
--Robyn
Here are the questions asked by community members. Read on to see the answers provided by the ThriftyFun community.
I am working on some spice jars, and they are glass. I have printed out some labels I have designed and was wondering if mod podge will work for this, so when they need washing I can wash the jars. If so how do you recommend that I do this? Do I just put it over the label or do I need to put some mod podge on the jar first then put the sticker on and then another coat over the top of the label?
MOd Podge can work. I have used it before. But I find that for this sort of thing whta you want is Matte Medium, which is this special super resistant and clear drying acrylic product
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This can work. There is a whole page on the Modge Podge bloggers website that tells you how:
modpodgerocksblog.com/
Can I ModPodge regular glossy finish photographs onto glass? Will it stick? Or do I need to use "paper" photos?
By Rebekah W.
I want to decoupage a professional photo on to an old glass window. The window is cracked in places. What is the best way to do this? What supplies do I need? Which kind of mod podge (or other medium) should I use?
This is the first time for me to do mod podge on old pickle jars. Please help.
By Joyce from Springfield, OR
How can I avoid colors running when decoupaging on glass?
By Jill Hodges
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