Image transfer on fabric
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 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 In...
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 bit.ly/3tgLzwm
InkAid Transfer film and Transferiez solution: inkaid1.com/co...
More image transfer videos: • Image Transfer with In...
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This is a great technique, and I love the washed pieces, NOT perfect! Thank you for experimenting.
Carolyn, this video came at just the right time for me. Thank you so much for your clear and fun instructions!
So happy the timing was helpful for you Linda!
Please show film sheets and liquid product you used.
What did you use for the image transfer? What is InkAid? Is it alcohol based?
The woman in the photo looks so much like my mom!💕 Thank you for sharing this technique. I used a iron on photo technique onto fabric. I made lots of them of our family dating back 5 generations and they are hanging from a tree in our living room. It’s our “family tree.”
The technique that you used provides better detail. Mine ended up looking distressed.
I really appreciate the video.
Your wall sounds amazing with 5 generations on it!
@@CarolynDube It’s an actual oak tree branch that looks like a tree with pictures hanging on it. My husband secured it into a base. Sometimes I put fall leaves, snowflakes, green leaves, hearts and of course a bird nest on it.
WOW!
May I say that you simply ROCK!!!Thanks so much for this and other videos!!
Love the way you transfer , try to order from this company, they are down for awhile can't wait to try this film and transfer liquid
Hi. Thanks for your guidance of this matter. I come from asia, and here we dont have ink-aid. Any idea about other chemisty with general name? I dont know what to buy to try this. Thanks
Great video! So much inspiration!
So glad you enjoyed it!
I wonder if it would make a difference if you heat set it with an iron before washing. What’s your opinion?
Haven't tried it, but my instincts tell me it won't do it because the image transfer is resting on the fabric, it doesn't get absorbed in the way a dye does or like in sublimation. Hope that helps!
HI Carolyn...I love this idea you shared...How do I find the inky aid and the plastic sheets you demonstrated...I have no clue as to how to buy this. Would you be able to tell me - Thanks - Margy
You can find it at inkaid1.com/collections/inkaid-transfer-film
Thank youuuu
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