I've been collecting ideas and how-to's on image transfers. I've played around and showed the kids in art class the nifty trick with doing packing tape transfers. Now, here's a method to transfer inkjet images on to wood.
I've got some nice pieces of cut 4x4 wood that I want to try this on!
From matsutake blog - click here for the tutorial
Saturday, November 12, 2011
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