I had a little play yesterday with transfer inks. They work on polyester fabrics, also on a polyester mix but less well - it absorbs less of the ink. It works so well on Evolon (a woven polyester fabric) which is the heart labelled number 2. I also used the Evolon with the plant material.
Basically you paint the inks onto copy paper then iron it onto fabric so you can paint solid colour or paint a design onto the paper or cut shapes out of the painted paper. With the plant material you place it onto the fabric, put the painted paper on top then iron over it. Also transferred some of the ink to organza ribbon shown at the bottom here.
I've also made some organza flowers, one made using a tea-light to shrivel the edges of the organza and the other 2 using a heatgun.
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Hi Lou, hows you? These are absolutely fabulous, love the shapes and colours. hugs Heidi xx
How's you keeping well and warm I hope, its freezing here blowing a gale,the pages look great had to have hearts for Feb, I see you tried the organza flower the only thing I found they are very hard round the edges, but look good.
Chris x
Pretty little brooches Lou. I love your colour experiments too - have fun! x Jo
LOVE those flowers
Fabulous Anne, great pages and very brave of you to try all these new things.
Don't mind trying them out at next meeting but don't blame me if I set the place on fire.
Kath x
Oh, love your February calendar! The colors and design are all wonderful!
Woo hoo! I can go tomorrow to Event City so will hopefully see you there. I'll go to the front entrance at 12 noon if I don't see you around and about before then. We plan to get there quite early.
Love your calendar and your flowers are delightful. So professional that I'd think they were from Accessorise!
Love Jo x
Great pages Anne, I love the colours on both pages the green on Feb makes a change from all the pink.xx
Love your pages Anne, Feb's looks especially romantic!
Those flowers are Fabulous!! Chrisx
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