How to Print on Wood with an Inkjet Printer

Full instructions: Twiiter: Facebook: You might not know this, but the inkjet printer sitting around your house still has a few tricks up its paper tray. It can print on wood - well, sort of. In planning for my daughter’s first birthday party, I attempted to track down a vintage sign related doughnuts (it was a doughnut-themed party). Rather than spend a bunch of money on Etsy, I thought, “Why not just make this sign myself?“ The only problem was that trying to paint anything by hand would look not so great, so I took to Google to find a way to transfer a digital design from my computer to a piece of wood. It turns out that trusty wax paper sitting in your kitchen drawer makes this all possible. Let’s get to it. What You’ll Need For this project you’ll need the following: - unfinished, untreated