Learnt how to make a transfer from fotocopies to my fabric. And with them a made those makeupbags
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Beautiful! I have that kind of fabric but never tried the printer with it. Been out of ink and husband said no more on that rotten printer--it wastes a lot every time it gets turned on. I haven't used the printer now for anything other than scanning documents. I just made a grand purchase at a yard sale of 4 drawers of ink stamps and ink pads. I don't know a thing about stamping but now sister in law has moved to KY from California--this is her field. I am anxious for her to get settle and show me some things. Would like to stamp on fabrics.
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743326Love the first one. Did you do the piecing? They all look fantastic!
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158718These turned out lovely. Just be careful that you always have the artist's permission to use their art work.
66917Beautiful - these are all darling! And you put such a lot of work in it - especially in the pink one with the tiny pieces of fabric.
And I love the transfer - but I do not have a laser printer :-(
Hugs Maria
54557oh jes, i like the look of old photos, ma faforit is the pink one; hugs Maria
2024410909These are wonderful. You have chosen lovely designs for your zip bags. They have a very romantic, old-world look. Well done.
31625I like these but have always been afraid to try. Did you print them on your home printer or take them to a office store that prints?
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by anitapatch
08 Apr 2016
The print is on a laserprint, I only have inkprint at home. Then I covered the print with fototransfer Potch and immediately put it on the fabric. Left it to dryt for 24 hours. And next day carefully with a swamp dumped i water took the paper away. When ready and fabric dry, I sprayed with acrilic varnish
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299559Very nice...are the photos on fabric washable? I have had some issues with this in the past...
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