[AmyLilley]

Hi everyone!I've been selling tunics for collectible dolls for a while and am so excited about the design opportunities offered by a self-weeding paper for dark fabrics! I purchased some of the image-clip paper from yolo and printed in high saturation on my Samsung CLP-365 laser printer. Well, three sheets of the paper cost me £10, and is now wasted as I just could not get this to work the white backing just would not adequately transfer!
Please help me if you can, I understand I'll need to spend money on learning new techniques but don't want to waste more transfer paper before doing my research.
I 'd be so so grateful for your input!


Amy xx

 

[RobertTSS]

If I am understanding correctly, you cannot get white to transfer and if that is the case, it won't with the ImageClip for Dark. If you want to put white lettering on something, use the ImageClip for Koncert Ts as that allows white onto a dark garment.

 

[jleampark]

The white you see in your image is not ink -- it's the paper. That's why it's not transferring. ImageClip for Koncert will only print white.

 

[AmyLilley]

No, I was referring to the white backing paper provided with the printable sheet (2-part process). It just would not work with my images!

 

[jleampark]

This might help (even though it's for Image Clip Light). The process is the same.

 

[Lnfortun]

Amy,

The tip posted above is for Imageclip Laser Light. The temperature, pressure and time is entirely different than Imageclip Laser Dark.

Can you post a picture and the settings you used to marry sheets A and B?

Some vendors modified the recommended settings to make the marrying the transfers work.

 

[AJCoast2Coast]

Are you using photos, gradients, or light colors? ImageClip isn't really meant for those type of images. It works best with solid color and/or clip art type images.