Kadinh13
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I printed this using Resume Paper (a little thicker than normal paper) that I had left over from about 10 years ago, Elmers stick glue for kids, and a piece of fabric. I applied the glue to the paper then pressed the fabric onto the paper and smoothed it out. Next I would have ironed it if I could have found my iron... Instead I used my daughters flat iron (hair styling tool) because I'm just getto like that. LOL. The heat from the iron smooths and glues the paper to the fabric. Next I printed it on my home printer just like any normal sheet of paper. Afterwards, you just have to gently pull the fabric off of the paper. and that's it! So much cheaper than those sheets you can buy at the store.
I made the design using a Doctor Who 2006 (dalek pictures) and Keep Calm font that I found free online. I sewed this fabric to the front of my daughters trick or treat bag. After Halloween I'm going to add lining and use the bag for myself. Bag is at www.flickr.com/photos/stacyev13/8143403151/
_MG_7957
I printed this using Resume Paper (a little thicker than normal paper) that I had left over from about 10 years ago, Elmers stick glue for kids, and a piece of fabric. I applied the glue to the paper then pressed the fabric onto the paper and smoothed it out. Next I would have ironed it if I could have found my iron... Instead I used my daughters flat iron (hair styling tool) because I'm just getto like that. LOL. The heat from the iron smooths and glues the paper to the fabric. Next I printed it on my home printer just like any normal sheet of paper. Afterwards, you just have to gently pull the fabric off of the paper. and that's it! So much cheaper than those sheets you can buy at the store.
I made the design using a Doctor Who 2006 (dalek pictures) and Keep Calm font that I found free online. I sewed this fabric to the front of my daughters trick or treat bag. After Halloween I'm going to add lining and use the bag for myself. Bag is at www.flickr.com/photos/stacyev13/8143403151/