Image transfer on fabric
Are image transfers on fabric washable? Why do you use tin foil? I'm sharing the answers to these questions and more as I use the InkAid image transfer process on fabric. Plus two ways to use fabric image transfers!
Getting started video: • Image Transfer with InkAid's Tranferiez
includes how to make a transfer, how to mix the Transferiez solution, what kind of inkjet printers work best with the transfer film, and more! If you're wondering what to print on your first transfer, I've got a free download of images for you- you can get it at https://bit.ly/3tgLzwm
InkAid Transfer film and Transferiez solution: https://inkaid1.com/collections/inkai...
More image transfer videos: • Image Transfer with InkAid
I’m Carolyn Dube, a self taught mixed media art adventurer who found freedom through play exploring the colors of the rainbow, avoiding rules whenever possible, and letting the little kid inside free.
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What does O.O.P.S. stand for? It stands for Outstanding Opportunities Presenting Suddenly.
Those “failures” and “mistakes” that we so harshly criticized ourselves about actually became true gifts as soon as you start saying O.O.P.S. Try saying Oops in an angry tone. It makes it even more silly!
I just can’t take myself seriously when I say Oops which is just what I needed to play. I began to play, to have fun, and to embrace all of my “mistakes”.
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