Photo transfer collage

Acrylic transfers or photo transfers are an easy art-making process that can be created by anyone. Learn how to make one in this tutorial.

Greetings and salutations! Scraps, here, with a fantastic technique two-fer from Alchemist Jo! ————————————- Jo: One of my fa…

A few years ago I was reorganizing a closet and discovered cardboard boxes tucked into a dark corner. Much to my surprise, I found dress boxes and shoeboxes filled with photographs from the 1940s and early ’50s. I had forgotten that when my father died I inherited his personal photographs. That afternoon and long into the night, I sat on the hallway floor looking at the pictures and reliving some of those moments. It was like discovering buried treasure, a forgotten family heirloom.

This technique is a much sought after and sometimes difficult to do if you are not aware of some of the little tidbits you need to know. He...

Transferring Photos to Canvas: I love love love photos that are printed on canvas. I like the classic but unique look of them but they are so dang expensive to have printed. I have seen here and there where people have done transferred photos onto canvas through different techniq…

Supplies needed: Acrylic dabbers, photocopy of an image, water spritzer bottle, paintbrush, card stock, craft sheet and heat tool (optional)...

Some time ago, I wrote a post about how to transfer photos to wood with glue and other amazing methods. It became quite popular, so I’ve decided to write this complimentary post for those of you who want to know how to transfer photos to canvas. You can then create a beautiful piece of art

Do you have tons of Lomographs and a boring home? Are you looking for alternative ways to print? Helen Stead shares her tips on how to print onto ceramic, wood, teacups, your wall.

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