How to Make a Wood Photo Transfer
Transfer a wedding photo onto wood to make the perfect anniversary gift.

Materials and Tools
- laser copy of photo
- gel medium
- foam brush
- piece of smooth wood
- damp cloth or paper towel
Apply Gel
Apply a thin coat of gel medium to the wood.

Lay Paper
Lay the laser copy of the photograph face down onto the wood, smoothing out all the wrinkles with your fingers. Let dry overnight.

Reveal Transfer
Wet the paper with a damp cloth or paper towel. Lightly scrub the paper away with the damp cloth revealing the image underneath. Continue to add water, and lightly scrub until all the paper is gone.


Display
Display on a bedside table as a surprise anniversary gift or just because.

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