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Old August 23rd, 2007 Aug 23, 2007 11:07:31 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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I think this is probably a straightforward yes or no question! Is it possible to print images with fading, or feathered, edges on light colors with a heat transfer? I think for the baby items I have in mind, a hard edge would look really bad. Thanks in advance!
 
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Default Re: fading/feathered soft edges possible?

should be possible. Why not test a shirt or two so you know for sure and what exactly to expect.
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Hi there,
I think this is probably a straightforward yes or no question! Is it possible to print images with fading, or feathered, edges on light colors with a heat transfer? I think for the baby items I have in mind, a hard edge would look really bad. Thanks in advance!
With digital heat transfers, you could on light colored garments. Ironall would be best for that. There would be a slight film left afterwards, but would washout. Opaque - no. Also screen or plastisol transfers would work as well.

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Default Re: fading/feathered soft edges possible?

Imageclip on light colored works well also, no film left after pressing.

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Default Re: fading/feathered soft edges possible?

Thanks, guys, for your quick and informative answers - I will follow your advice!
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