Glue the print down to your wood. To do this, use a good spray adhesive (one that sprays consistently, and allows you to peel back the print if you make a mistake, such as our Item #D-7203) to spray the wood and the back of the color print.
Carefully spread the print across the wood, starting at one side of the print, and gently pressing the print down and across the wood, with your hand. Make sure that you have pushed out any air bubbles. If air bubbles persist, don’t worry, you have a little time to gently, and very carefully, peel the color print back up, until you reach the air bubbles. Then, very carefully, continue to press the rest of the color print back down to the wood. Once the color print has been spread out and glued down to your wood, lightly press the print down to the wood. Let dry for a few hours, before cutting your wood.
Once dry, using a jig saw or scroll saw, cut along the outline of the color print, so that the shape is all that remains. (For best results, apply two coats of #D-7002 Exterior Gloss Varnish before cutting. This will help protect the color print from the saw and reduce splintering along the edges. Then cut out the image.)
Glue the print down to your wood. To do this, use a good spray adhesive (one that sprays consistently, and allows you to peel back the print if you make a mistake, such as our Item 
Carefully spread the print across the wood, starting at one side of the print, and gently pressing the print down and across the wood, with your hand. Make sure that you have pushed out any air bubbles. If air bubbles persist, don’t worry, you have a little time to gently, and very carefully, peel the color print back up, until you reach the air bubbles. Then, very carefully, continue to press the rest of the color print back down to the wood. Once the color print has been spread out and glued down to your wood, lightly press the print down to the wood. Let dry for a few hours, before cutting your wood. 
Once dry, using a jig saw or scroll saw, cut along the outline of the color print, so that the shape is all that remains. (For best results, apply two coats of