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scan Hand drawn color art work and put it on to a heat transfer
I would like to scan Hand drawn color art work and put it on to a heat transfer. what type of Software is best for this. Also what type of printer is best? I have a high end Epson color photo printer will this work or do I need a special printer.
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you can also draw right on a transfer sheet with sharpies. I think they transfer well but i never done wash tests. ...it's drawing in mirror image that gets complicated.
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Originally Posted by pdloran
i would like to try the sharpie on transfer paper.what brand of transfer paper?
I tried it with Duracotton98 paper. At the time I did not have a printer yet but had the transfer paper so I press it and transfered fine on to t-shirt material. As you can see below.
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lucy thank you,i would also like to paint an image on to transfer paper.im thinking the painted acrylics would also transfer.your duracotton sharpie test has got me thinking of other ways to transfer art to t-shirts.thank you again.
peter loran
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Originally Posted by pdloran
lucy thank you,i would also like to paint an image on to transfer paper.im thinking the painted acrylics would also transfer.your duracotton sharpie test has got me thinking of other ways to transfer art to t-shirts.thank you again.
peter loran
I have experimented with the permanent markers & the acrylic paint.
The paint has to be very thin, otherwise some spots bubble up & peel away with the transfer. The markers work really well & seem to wash well also.
Just the results of my many experiments, you may have different results.
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Hi
Can anyone tell me if an Epson Stylus photo 1280 will take pigmented ink ? I am a beginner and I am really starting at the beginning. My interest is to scan hand drawn art, trace it, color it in and print it to heat transfer paper. I hope I am on the right track! I would like to learn how to use a graphics program but which one is the right one and how easy are they to learn. My daughter is the artist and I am the sales force. of one. If you would like to contribute to my learning please reply with your post.
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Originally Posted by pdloran
mrad thanks,how well does the sharpie wash?an the perm markers?i have looked at them in the craft stores.i figure they will not wash well.
thanks for the tip on keeping the paint thinn.
peter loran
The transfers done with permanent markers seem to wash as well as the regular ink from my HP932C & I don't give them any special treatment, just wash and dry with the rest.
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Photo Shop or corel ? 
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