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Make It: Transferring Images To Fabric With Bubble Jet Set
From the Rockabilly episode of Creative Juice
Materials:
Bubble Jet Set solution
Bubble Jet rinse
100% cotton fabric
funnel
wash tub
freezer paper iron-on
pinking sheers/or a serger
iron
printer and computer
Steps:
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1. Soak fabric in Bubble Jet Set solution for 5 minutes. Funnel excess solution back into the bottle. Allow fabric to dry (a hairdryer can be used to speed up the drying process).
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2. Iron treated fabric onto the shiny side of the freezer paper.
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3. With the fabric ironed to the paper, it can be fed through a printer exactly like a sheet of paper. Print scanned image and allow to cure for 1 hour.
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4. Peel fabric off freezer paper.
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5. Add 4 caps (2 oz.) of Bubble Jet Rinse to 1 gallon water. Rinse fabric in solution. Next, hand-wash fabric. Allow to air dry or use a hair dryer to speed up the drying process.
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ReplyDeleteI've heard that you could transfer images using freezer paper, but never knew how. Too cool!! Thanks.
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