I Tested 11 Image Transfer Methods — Here’s What Actually Works!

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I Tested 11 Image Transfer Methods — Here’s What Actually Works!

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I Tested 11 Image Transfer Methods — Every Single One Worked!

If you’ve ever wanted to transfer printed designs or images onto wood, fabric, or paper, you’ve probably seen dozens of different methods online. I decided to test 11 of the most popular image transfer techniques to find out which ones actually work. 🎥 Watch the full tutorial above.

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Supplies

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Mod Podge, Polycrylic Sealer, Paper, Printer, Packing Tape, Shelf Liner, Label Sheets, Fabric, Wood

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From Mod Podge to gel medium and packing tape, I put them all to the test. I compared how cleanly each method transferred, how easy it was to do, and what surfaces worked best.

📋 In this guide, you’ll learn:

  1. How to prep your surface for transfers
  2. Which image transfer methods give the clearest results
  3. Common mistakes to avoid
  4. My top pick for the easiest, most reliable transfer