Iron on trsnsfers

[rjR]

Hi,

 

I am wondering if anyone has tried to use --iron-on transfers on wood?

 

I may have a custom logo to put on some commissioned products and am wondering if that is a good option?

 

Appreciate any help and other ideas as well!

 

Thanks all.

[LarryEA]

As Sgt Schultz of Hogans Heros(?) said: 'Verrry Intelesting.'

 

See if this will tell you.

Click here: iron on transfer on wood? - AOL Search Results

 

 

Larry

[Bendita]

I've used Iron on stencils but I find if you transfer them to paper first then to the wood it works better but don't stick the iron-on to the wood to use as template as its all backwards ( learned the hard way)

[Phantom Scroller]

Yes it's easy to do, you simply put the pattern onto paper through a laser printer because it uses heat to put it on and use an old iron to heat it onto the wood.  Not the same with a deskjet printer but you can buy special paper to put onto tee shirts etc.

 

Roly 

[amazingkevin]

I seem to have forgotten about transfer paper. I should have some, I guess it's with my airbrush stuff.Thanks for the wake up call !!!

[lawson56]

I did know that would work,very cool! That's what I love about this Village,I'm always learning something.

[Travis]

This post might help.  It has a couple of image transfer techniques for woodworkers.

 

http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/9224-transferring-images-to-wood/?hl=transfer