Video Tutorials – Transfer Graphics to Wood or Painted Furniture

One of the questions I get asked frequently is “How do you transfer graphics (images/words) to your furniture?”

I love to use graphics on some of my painted furniture, like this beautiful antique chest. You can read about this makeover HERE.

… and one of my favourite places to find antique graphics is The Graphics Fairy. They have literally thousands of free downloadable and printable graphics.

I have a couple of tutorials via blog and Youtube on transferring graphics, but last month, when my husband offered to help me with his awesome video production skills, to make a few tutorials, I knew I had to show some of the ways I use to transfer graphics.

In this three part video series, I’ll show you three of the methods I use and these are not the only ones I use, or the only ones out there – there are MANY. In these videos you’ll learn how to transfer graphics using:

1. Freezer paper

2. Mod Podge

3. Carbon paper (graphite paper)

Here are the videos:

1. Transferring Graphics Using Freezer Paper:

2. Transferring Graphics Using Mod Podge or Transfer Gel:

3. Transferring Graphics Using Carbon Paper (Graphite Paper):

Thanks for watching and I hope you learned something from these tutorials.

If you have any questions, please ask below or in the comment section on the youtube video channel site.

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Enjoy!

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