Learn how to do an image transfer from a magazine using a packing tape transfer.
This is SO easy and has so many creative applications!
Skills Required: None.Even if youve never crafted before, youll enjoy this project.
The process is very easy; perfect for kids as young as teenagers.
I always love learning new techniques.
Especially when it comes to creative pursuits, Im kind of addicted to it.
Ive been writing a lot of letters lately so I turned my transfers into awesome notecards!
But before I begin, let me tell you about how this class came to be.
And the program started last week with an amazing Michaels Makers Summit in Santa Rosa, California.
Unfortunately I wasnt able to go due to a foot injury .
I decided to tackle image transfers with packing tape.
Well, it looked like aneasy craft idea.
And I had magazines .
I opened the Creativebug course on my computer and followed along.
Then I burnished the tape to the surface with a credit card.
You might see a seam, but it will work!
I tore all of my chosen images with tape on top out of the magazines.
Then I set the image transfers aside to dry.
Arent packing tape transfers cool?
I did just one and now Im completely addicted!
This would be a fun project for tweens and teens too.
Now I think you should take theCreativebugclass and try it!
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