Make Your Own Photo Canvas

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Published 2011-12-13

Digital photography is very convenient but we often end up with thousands of images on our computers and none of them gracing the walls of our home. Here's a video on how to turn some of those great images into beautiful distressed canvas prints for only a few dollars each.

All Comments (21)

@anutaksali 6 years ago

have seen many transfer videos, but this is the best so far....so very well explained and to the point
@pugglemomma 11 years ago

Can't wait to give this a try! I have everything ready except having the copy made on a laser printer. Thanks for a simple, clear tutorial!
@RobertF1969 11 years ago

The tip about wetting the back of the paper before applying it is very good advise for easing the bubbles out of the paper (as opposed to applying it dry and attempting to smooth them out after it is applied.)
@impatience53 11 years ago

Very good clear instructions. This method is great for collages or as a base for a painting.
@tinaj871 7 years ago

Easy and straight to the point. I enjoyed this. Thank your for this lovely tutorial.
@flgirl250 9 years ago

Your method seems to be a lot easier to do. Your video was excellent. Thank You!
@Edcabraltv 11 years ago

SHUT UP!!! That is absolutely ingenious! You have changed my life! My dear you are........ awesome!!!!!!!!!!
@jimmyross4352 9 years ago

Thank you so much for this fantastic instruction video !!! I had no idea something like this could be done, at home, so easily !!
@richielainegelvoleo5784 11 years ago

I finally found the right video I wanted to follow for my upcoming craft project. Thanks.. Great video by the way.
@zhaawanodese 9 years ago

wow thats a really cool process...starts out with 2 little girls and ends with a little boy climbing a tree. haha
@lunarocio333 9 years ago

Love this video! Thank you so much for the tutorial. :)
@JM-ed7vo 5 years ago

Perfect detailed video for beginners to art
@davezak 9 years ago

REALLY helpful! I have been looking for this exact information :) thank you
@jackfuller8071 7 years ago

Thanks, I had no idea you could do this. I use web images a lot to do portraits.
@kberken 8 years ago

Don't forget to flip /mirror your image before printing!
@philippmorris1657 9 years ago

Great idea. Thanks for sharing this.
@barbaraturner9828 11 years ago

Thank you - I love YOUR method - after watching others. I may use a small roller when applying the print to the gel, what do you think?
@wearmyscarswithpride 11 years ago

Thank you so much! I'm a photographer and was looking to sell canvases. Was going to put my work online & have them made for people but now I can make my own 8x10's for cheaper so I can sell them for less, Thanks!
@MohamadFirdaus1983 11 years ago

great tutorial, for all the comments that say printing on canvas is more easier, think about the cost and then u get the answer why this method was soo coooolll...
@woodsarthobbies6515 8 years ago

This is inspiring. Thank you!