Inkjet Printing On Wood Veneer

I ve written before about transferring my inkjet images and designs to wood.

Inkjet printing on wood veneer.

The process is quite simple. I ordered some veneer online from rockler great price but it. Description you can now print full color on real wood veneer by using any standard ink jet printer. The detail is much better part of the collage is a garland of wisteria blooms and the cards of wood print is blurry with no sharp detail.

I much prefer the print that i made on the veneer that i treated with digital ground. I ve done some printing directly onto wood that i treated with golden paint s digital grounds but not much because i haven t had great success finding veneer that s flat enough to print. Each piece is unique and will vary slightly from the photograph shown here. Print a sheet reversed if possible lay the sheet toner side down on the pine.

They are so easy to print off cut out and can be applied to most surfaces using any type of glue or double sided tape. The color of the cards of wood print is a bit brighter and it s close to the original image file so that s good. After printing to protect the wood any type of varnish can be used. Diy printing on micro thin wood veneer sheets cards of wood offers blank stock sheets in a variety of sizes thickness and printer ready options.

The inkjet wood veneer sheets can be used for all kinds of crafting projects for example card making and scrap booking. Not sure if it helps but i have transferred scroll saw patterns to wood by printing them in reverse on a laser printer and then using an iron to fuse it onto the wood. Our digital printable wood sheets are available for both laser printers and inkjet printers. Use your inkjet printer to print the image on a non porous surface like the leftover glossy part of a used sheet of labels.

This specially treated veneer is specifically made for printing with wet inks like ink jet printers and rubber stamping. Full sheets inkjet sheets. From there you can transfer the image to. Go over the sheet with a hot iron and see how much you can transfer.