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How to Transfer a Photo Using Hairspray

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Create mixed media art! Learn how to transfer images at home, using only printed labels and cheap hairspray, in this lesson from Erin Bassett.

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    Dianne A
    Very well taught. Thank you
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    Diana Trout
    Interesting technique, Erin. Thanks! I will play around with it.
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    royer s
    thanks for your idea Erin
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    Erin Bassett
    Thank YOU for watching!! ;)
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    Chris C
    Was a good presentation. I would have liked to know more about the photo you used. Was it a regular photo? Or was it a picture printed out on special paper ? I didn't feel the source of the original picture was gone over very well. Thank you
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    Erin Bassett
    Any design will work, but like any mixed media transfer technique the results will usually not be perfect.
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    Terry K
    Love this idea THank-you!!!!
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    Erin Bassett
    You're welcome Terry!
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