1. a copy of a photograph 2. cardboard 3. scissors 4 ... · Photo Transfer Magic Check list: 1. a...
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Photo Transfer Magic Check list: 1. a copy of a photograph 2. cardboard 3. scissors 4. craft paint 5. paintbrush 6. old towel 7. jar of water 8. scrub brush You can also do photo transfer on canvas. It’ s not just magic — it’ s Artzooka photo transfer magic! Print out more makes from Kids’ CBC’s Artzooka: http://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc/artzooka Cut a piece of cardboard a little bigger than the photo. Choose a copy of a photograph that you like. It could be from a magazine, or you could even photocopy a picture that you took on your camera. 1 3 If you want, use scissors to make your image smaller. Take a paintbrush and paint the cardboard nice and thick. You can leave room for a border if you want. Turn the photo upside down and place the image right onto the paint. Use your fingers to gently smooth out any air bubbles. Set it aside to dry. Once the paper is covered in water, pull away the paper. Use a sponge to scrub off any paper that doesn’t come off easily. Once all the paper is gone, you’ll be left with an incredible image that looks a little bit different than the original. Once it’s dry, it’s time to peel away the paper. Place an old towel underneath the cardboard image, dip your fingers into a jar of water, and rub the water into the picture. 2 4 5 6 8 9 7
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Photo Transfer MagicCheck list: 1. a copy of a photograph2. cardboard3. scissors4. craft paint5. paintbrush6. old towel7. jar of water8. scrub brush
Need help?Watch the video: www.cbc.ca/kidscbc/artzooka
You can also do photo transfer on canvas. It’s not just magic — it’s Artzooka photo transfer magic!
Print out more makes from Kids’ CBC’s Artzooka: http://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc/artzooka
Cut a piece of cardboard a little bigger than the photo.
Choose a copy of a photograph that you like. It could be from a magazine, or you could even photocopy a picture that you took on your camera.
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If you want, use scissors to make your image smaller.
Take a paintbrush and paint the cardboard nice and thick. You can leave room for a border if you want.
Turn the photo upside down and place the image right onto the paint. Use your fingers to gently smooth out any air bubbles.
Set it aside to dry.
Once the paper is covered in water, pull away the paper. Use a sponge to scrub off any paper that doesn’t come off easily.
Once all the paper is gone, you’ll be left with an incredible image that looks a little bit different than the original.
Once it’s dry, it’s time to peel away the paper. Place an old towel underneath the cardboard image, dip your fingers into a jar of water, and rub the water into the picture.
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