Do you have a photo you’d like to display? Try a Mod Podge photo transfer to a wood block. You won’t believe how easy it is! I’m a big fan of simple crafts – in fact, one of the contributors to this blog (Shannon from Rosyscription) is a huge fan too. We love them around …
Use your Instagram images to create this easy wood photo block! You’ll use Mod Podge photo transfer medium to make it happen. Skills Required: Intermediate. It definitely takes some practice to do a Mod Podge photo transfer. You’ll be applying images to all six sides of a wood block using the medium. I recommend you …
A photo transfer to canvas gives your photo and your project a slightly vintage feel – it’s a beautiful twist on a traditional decoupage craft! Skills Required: Intermediate. Photo transfer takes a little practice, particularly with learning how much of the paper you can rub on. I’d try a sample project first in case there’s a …
Try an image transfer to furniture with a Goodwill find – this table was made over with paint, photo transfer medium, and a vintage graphic! Skills Required: Intermediate. It definitely takes some practice to do a Mod Podge photo transfer. You’ll be applying an image to the top of a table after you paint it. I recommend …
This no sew heart pillow was made for Valentine’s Day using photo transfer medium! You can adapt this technique for any holiday. There’s a free printable for the geometric heart; get it by scrolling down to the supply list. Skills Required: Intermediate. I would have prior experience with photo transfer medium before attempting this project. …
Use Mod Podge photo transfer medium to create these awesome Mod Podge photo transfer Christmas napkins – complete with a vintage holiday graphic! Ciao! My name is Morena and I am the crafty mind behind the tutorials at Morena’s Corner, here to show you how to make these Mod Podge photo transfer Christmas napkins. I love …