Packing tape is found in most homes, and I know it’s an item I’ve come to depend on when I need to pack up boxes and put them in storage, or to mail

We're bringing to you this easy technique of using packing tape to transfer a photo onto glass. Video tutorial available.

I am testing a ton of transfer tape alternatives like contact paper, shelf liner, and even masking tape. Will they work? Are they worth it?

You won't believe how easy it is to add photos on glass. A simple tutorial to make image transfer glass jars. Learn how to add any image to a glass surface.

Are you looking for the right gift but on a budget? Well, search no more, because today's craft is meant for you! This tutorial will teach you how to put photos on a glass jar using just packing tape. You can now keep memorable photos and personalize them more creatively and cleverly, what's even better

I posted on Instagram a picture of my students hard at work creating Packaging Tape Transfer Prints. This is a technique that I love to show my students because they often will go home and use this skill outside of class. That is always a win for me! When I posted on Instagram, I had people inquiring how to create a transfer print using packaging tape. Well, here is my answer... I have several videos below of how I have instructed students, how I manage the classroom as well as other videos…

One of the cool new techniques I have learned in the last year has been to transfer images. I am sure there are many ways to transfer images, but I have had the most experience and success with three types of transfer: packing tape, gel medium and Chartpak marker. I have passed that information on to my students and now I will be teaching you the same processes beginning with packing tape transfers. To create a packing tape transfer you will need to gather a few supplies: Images - you will…

This is a guide about making packing tape image transfers. Regular packing tape can be used to make newspaper or laser printer image transfers that you can then apply to a variety of objects.