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Diy Christmas Gift With Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper

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Christams is a happy and very important holiday for many foreigners. First of all, merry christams to everybody no matter where are you and what are you doing. Let’s just enjoy the chriatmas day.Well, Christmas presents is a significant part for the day. However, what kind present will be the Christmas present. In my opinion, the DIY transfer present will be popular and unforgettable. So,today I will tell you how to transfer your postcard with heat transfer paper when the christamas day coming.

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Diy Christmas Gift with Dye Sublimation Transfer PAPER
Christams is a happy and very important holiday for many foreigners. First of all, merry christams to everybody no matter where are you and what are you doing. Let’s just enjoy the chriatmas day.Well, Christmas presents is a significant part for the day.
However, what kind presentwill be the Christmas present. Inmy opinion, the DIY transferpresent will be popular andunforgettable. So,today I willtell you how to transfer yourpostcard with heat transferpaper when the christamasday coming.
- gel medium - smooth plywood, 1/4 inch thick - heat transfer paper - high resolution, toner-printed image/photo - foam brush - spray bottle filled with water - cotton rag, optional (saves your fingers a bit during the transfer)
1. Cut the plywood down to your desired sizes. For reference, the smallest ‘post card’ sizepictured is 3 1/2 x 5 and the largest letter ″ ″size is 6 1/8 x 11 1/2 .Prep the printed images ″ ″by trimming down the heat transfer paper.
2. Use the foam brush to spread an even layer of gel medium on the surface of the wood. Bare spots or globs will cause problems with the transfer. Lightly spritz the printed side of the image and lay it down on the gel-medium-covered surface. Align the image to the edges of the post card.
3. Smooth out the printed imageusing your finger, pressing from thecenter to the edges. The heattransfer paper is damp which makesit easier to tear — so be careful.Allow the transfer paper and postcard to dry completely.
4. When it is dry, use the spray bottle to wet the transfer paper surface until the image is visible.Carefully begin to remove the transfer paper. I used my fingers, and I used a damp rag to remove the transfer paper.
5. After you’ve removed as much as you can, let it dry a little. As it dries, the white paper will be more visible. Repeat until you are satisfied with the look. When it’s finished, top it with a clear coat if you’d like.
Happy making. A clear coat can give the image a lovely texture. And Merry Christmas.Click here to know more about transfer.
Diy Christmas Gift With Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper

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Diy Christmas Gift With Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper

  • 1. Diy Christmas Gift with Dye Sublimation Transfer PAPER
  • 2. Christams is a happy and very important holiday for many foreigners. First of all, merry christams to everybody no matter where are you and what are you doing. Let’s just enjoy the chriatmas day.Well, Christmas presents is a significant part for the day.
  • 3. However, what kind presentwill be the Christmas present. Inmy opinion, the DIY transferpresent will be popular andunforgettable. So,today I willtell you how to transfer yourpostcard with heat transferpaper when the christamasday coming.
  • 4. - gel medium - smooth plywood, 1/4 inch thick - heat transfer paper - high resolution, toner-printed image/photo - foam brush - spray bottle filled with water - cotton rag, optional (saves your fingers a bit during the transfer)
  • 5. 1. Cut the plywood down to your desired sizes. For reference, the smallest ‘post card’ sizepictured is 3 1/2 x 5 and the largest letter ″ ″size is 6 1/8 x 11 1/2 .Prep the printed images ″ ″by trimming down the heat transfer paper.
  • 6. 2. Use the foam brush to spread an even layer of gel medium on the surface of the wood. Bare spots or globs will cause problems with the transfer. Lightly spritz the printed side of the image and lay it down on the gel-medium-covered surface. Align the image to the edges of the post card.
  • 7. 3. Smooth out the printed imageusing your finger, pressing from thecenter to the edges. The heattransfer paper is damp which makesit easier to tear — so be careful.Allow the transfer paper and postcard to dry completely.
  • 8. 4. When it is dry, use the spray bottle to wet the transfer paper surface until the image is visible.Carefully begin to remove the transfer paper. I used my fingers, and I used a damp rag to remove the transfer paper.
  • 9. 5. After you’ve removed as much as you can, let it dry a little. As it dries, the white paper will be more visible. Repeat until you are satisfied with the look. When it’s finished, top it with a clear coat if you’d like.
  • 10. Happy making. A clear coat can give the image a lovely texture. And Merry Christmas.Click here to know more about transfer.