Picture on wood

[tux_linux]

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is this a proper way to get a photo on wood? could be a good puzzle making trick....

[Danny]

Now that waz very impressive.  Think I want to investigate this more.
                                  Danny  :+}

[Gabby]

Very interesting, it doesn't say whether it's a regular photograph from a photo shop.
Or if it's one printed from your computer, you could reverse the photo so that when you remove the paper it would come out right  rather than reversed.
Something to think about.
Gabby

[Russ C]

That is really cool. I also would like to know what kind of photo paper was used. Will have to do some research on this I think. 

[Gabby]

Let us know what you find Russ, sounds like a good idea.
Gabby

[jimbo]

What is Mod Podge? never heard of it
Jimbo

[Dan26]

I've seen someone else do the same thing on a video. It is pretty neat.

Did anyone else notice when she held up the bottles of modge podge and gel that the images were not right? The words on the bottles are backwards. Not sure if she meant to do that or but I had to watch it again to see if there was anything else out of place.

Jimbo, my understanding is that Modge Podge is a white glue (like Elmer's) that dries clear. It's a little thinner than Elmer's so you can brush it on the front of a picture to add a protective coating. It's used a lot in decoupage.

[Gabby]

What is Mod Podge? never heard of it
Jimbo

Take a look here.    http://www.plaidonline.com/mod-podge/brand/home.htm
Should have all the info for you.
Gabby

[jimbo]

Found it on Google will make some inquiries looks interesting 
Jimbo

[loftyhermes]

Here's another way of getting a pattern onto wood
http://www.youtube.com/user/armybowyer#p/u/6/hUcBIAtCbWg

[Russ C]

That one it even more interesting and easier to. Ok this I am definitely going to have to try. Thanks for both posts Torsten, lofty, they got me thinking. 

[dunk]

The first one says your picture on regular printer paper. 

[Dav]

I'm wondering if either method wood work if making puzzles out of pictures

[geneVG]

What was the name of the second stuff she put on the picture?

gene

[Gabby]

I was in town today and picked up some white acrylic caulk. I've printed out a reversed image of a sign my wife wants made that shows her kennel name and breed of dogs.
I'll let you know how it comes out, it'll probably be a couple of days as I needed to paint some masonite white first and it's going to take a second coat before I can do the transfer. So probably have results day after tomorrow.
I liked the acrylic caulk method as it seemed the simplest and didn't require a bunch of chemicals to make it work.
I like the KISS methods.  
Gabby