🖼️ Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium (2-Ounce) - Perfect for DIY Projects! - CS12652, 2 ounce, White (Single pack) Review

I tried to make a photo quilt with this because Pinterest convinced me it was easy. When you wash the paper it also wets the mod capsule (I waited 1 week for it to dry completely on my fabric) and the layer of the mod capsule starts to peel off the fabric or wrinkle. I had 23 photos and none really stuck to the fabric. I went to SpoonFlower and ordered my photos printed on fabric. MUCH better and cheaper! about $18/yard. I suggest you go this route when making a photo blanket.

Love this product! I used it the same way you would use an acrylic transfer gel like this http://www.liquitex.com/techniques/transfer/ Using a gel carrier is cheaper but this method is good if you're working on fabric and darkness render surfaces. . It settles like white paint and dries like white paint. When you transfer an image from a laser inkjet printer, it stays white behind the image and looks good. Note that if you are used to doing gel transfers, the print you are using will need to be

I wanted to love this product VERY REALLY REALLY. And it was a grand old experiment as I had never seen this product in a store before. I find that mod podge manufacturers across the board are not very good at providing detailed information about their products. I use MANY transfer techniques, including transfer techniques onto fabric. And I couldn't answer my pre-purchase questions, so I knew I just had to try and see. At first glance, this seemed like a great solution for other tissue…