67K views · 2.2K reactions | Easy Mod Podge Photo Transfer Tutorial! #diy #diyphototransfer #phototransfer #diycraft #dollartreediy #diyhomedecor | Rachael Collins | Facebook

Have you tried Mod Podge Image Transfer? Meet our NEW clear formula that dries to a clear, matte finish with no halo - making it perfect for painted furniture, wall art and more! For best results, use regular paper and an image from a dry toner printer/copier. Photos can be color or black & white images. This formula is best used on wood and other nonporous surfaces. However, it's not formulated to use on fabric. Transfer Medium is certified AP non-toxic and is water-based for easy clean-up. | P

Tom Daley is our favorite craft-lete! Watch Dylan create his version of Snoop Dogg's t-shirt at the Olympics with Mod Podge Photo Transfer. Make anything and anyone a part of your fit by shopping at plaidonline.com. | Plaid Crafts

140K views · 2.7K reactions | Photo Transfer 101 with Mod Podge. Learn to transfer photos to fabric! #crafts #diy #handmadegifts #phototransfer #modpodge | Handmade Happy Hour with Cathie Filian | Facebook

Do a photo transfer on glass using the "decal method!" Get a tutorial with photos here: http://modpodgerocksblog.com/2016/08/vintage-mod-podge-photo-transfer-vases.html | A Creative Life by Amy Anderson

Craft a beautiful work of art with this easy Mod Podge image transfer method! Just slather your printout (laser jet works best) with Mod Podge, place it face down on the canvas and let dry over night. Spray with water and rub off the paper to reveal your beautiful image! #diyproject #canvascraft #dollartreediy #sustainmycrafthabit | Sustain My Craft Habit