Hi Cuties,
Not exactly sure where to post this but I need some advice & suggestions. I recently saw on Pinterest some snowglobe ornaments that I want to make for next Christmas for my family. What I wanted to use though was some kind of clear inkjet paper to print out the scenes on, then laminate them using my laminating machine. I thought this would be pretty straightforward however upon searching for these clear sheets of printer paper I found so many different types that now I don't know what I need for this project. I want to be able to see the scenes but have the area surrounding them clear like a snowglobe. If anyone has any suggestions or advice I would greatly appreciate it.
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You need to post a finished one when you figure this out. Very interesting.
20088Would clear contact paper work?It's cheap and you can buy it by the roll.
15982Buy printable sheets of treated fabric that can be found at most craft/sewing type stores and then use a plastic (I have some from Walmart like what can be used to cover furniture or table tops) to stitch on top of the photo. You can even drop in some FSL snowflakes if you want.
158714I believe what you are looking for is called "transparency film." It can be a bit pricey and be sure to get the type appropriate for inkjet--the type for laser printers tolerate the heat necessary for laser printing but is unlikely to absorb the ink of an inkjet printer. Check your local office supply store--or if you are lucky, a second-hand store or university surplus sale.
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7208I have seen these done with actual photos cut out and then laminated. Not sure if it is similar to what you are wanting to do but it sounds intersting. Just search up photo snowglobe ornament and a few tutorials come up
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