thermal wax transfers? we use 'em in class sometimes, i dunno how well they stand up to abuse.
The ones that you print and then iron to t-shirts, do they work ? Do they last or fade away after few washes ?
thermal wax transfers? we use 'em in class sometimes, i dunno how well they stand up to abuse.
I've done a few.
one's in pretty good shape still.
would be better if the wife had followed the fucking landering instructions, and not boiled the damn thing.
you can turn out some really nice stuff, but I've always had better luck with the ones meant for black/dark shirts.
*edit*
even on white/light shirts.
<font color="#cd6600" size="1">[ January 26, 2005 03:53 PM: Message edited by: Peter Peeker ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Wich are those Peter ?Originally posted by Peter Peeker:
I've done a few.
one's in pretty good shape still.
would be better if the wife had followed the fucking landering instructions, and not boiled the damn thing.
you can turn out some really nice stuff, but I've always had better luck with the ones meant for black/dark shirts.
*edit*
even on white/light shirts.
<font color="#cd6600"><font size="1">[ January 26, 2005 03:53 PM: Message edited by: Peter Peeker ]</font></font>
I'll see if I can find mine.
I still have one or two left...
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Try to get me the name of the manufacturer and any serial number I can search for...Originally posted by Peter Peeker:
I'll see if I can find mine.
I still have one or two left...
they work pretty much the same, but I find these turn out better.
What you print has to be on that square ? You can't print letters with own design, for example ?
oh, and the pages are aboot 8x11.
you can cut it to whatever shape you want.
you might be able to get bigger ones too.
these were all I needed.
they're a little more expensive than the regular kind, but it's worth it, IMO.
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