can i use this one to apply a picture to fabric, transfer it onto the fabric and wash afterwards?
1646567
I haven't used mine yet..but,as far as I know it is NOT for photo transfer.
2016062
You have to wash the product into the fabric, I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
2044925
Yes you can use it on fabric. And when its dry its permnant just like on paper. Use the waterbrush too to get the watercolor look on fabric. There are youtube videos that show how the technique is done on a canvas tote bag.
1242475
I don't know if it will stick to fabric, but if it does it will definitely work. From what I've experienced, you can erase and rewrite as much as you want.
1930210
It's not going to work very well. The clothes need to be soaked overnight for the best results. If you're willing to risk your washing machine and possibly have dye stuck in there for an unknown number of washes then you could try, but I don't find it keen. Plus I doubt the colors will hold in the fabric very long for whatever you're trying to dye. Additionally, it may be counter-intuitive to use the washing machine since the salts may become separated from the fabric in a machine-controlled cycle and the salts are what help to bind the dye to the fabric so you really want the salts clinging to the fabric instead of being shaken off violently in a wash cycle.(It also won't even be good to use the washing machine to rinse the clothes once they're done soaking in dye, either, because that's a huge waste of water as rinsing the dye takes forever and a wash cycle will never be as thorough as using your hands and a water hose.)I would say just grab a big tub and do it the old-fashioned way. Much more fun.
1633981
Yes, it will work just fine. They do really good with converting standard size images to a bigger canvas, but the better the picture the better it will turn out. I was really happy with the way mine turned out. I used a picture that was a little fuzzy and the canvas looked a little fuzzy like the picture, but the quality was great besides that.
2199984
No sorry it will not work on fabric, made only for paper and photos. I tried to use on ribbon once and that didnt even work.
2115686
I am not sure but I doubt it assuming you mean using them on fabric and then being able to wash it and have the design remain.
862048
Absolutely you can, this product works wonderfully on every fabric I have tried it on.
415481
Yes, it can. We used it for a school logo- we scanned it in, and then converted it to a cross stitch. You basically import the photo file name, choose what size of cross stitch fabric and stitches that you want to use, and then assign thread colors to each part of your picture. A nature photo might be tricky, just because there could be lots of colors and small stich areas. The fewer the colors and simpler the picture, the easier it will be for you. Good luck!
2033345
Yes, though I'd do a test spot somewhere to make sure the fabric takes the paint the way you want it to look. You won't be able to "set" the paint as well as you can on other fabrics, since usually heat is what makes the pain set (iron or in the dryer) but you could use a hair blow dryer to be less damaging to the silk...I'd have to know more about the fabric and what you want to do with it to answer more specifically than that...
1193352
I would go with the transfer paper for dark as it would work on dark, medium or light colored fabrics.
992732
Sorry, I am using my corners on decorative paper. Do not know about fabric.
620774
Hi Alessa,I use mine for my art work. I transfer photos from my camera, iPod or PC and use the PP003 to place the image one my canvas or paper in the size and orientation I want - works great.Ruth Ann
1580866
I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.
2148555
Yes u can. U used this for a mask and was using fabric paint paint underneath as the mask warmed the paint under neather would remain
494262
Depends on the type of fabric to which you are referring it should work fine. Works fine with cotton but it depends on what you are trying to do.