Hi Donna,
That's great someone handed off business to you
You can certainly scan and print out transfers yourself.
I'm using Epson printers with OEM Durabrite and Magic Mix inks from personalized supplies.
My papers of choice so far are TransJet II (also known as Magic Jet) and MiraCool (not suggested if you're doing volume, onsite shows because this paper does is super sensitive).
You don't need to vectorize your image using my above method so can use other software as well. I do use Corel Draw 12 because I need flexibility in my designs.
To avoid the carrier paper showing I suggest you put image on a "background" that is easily trimmed with scissors, rotary cutter, exacto knife (whatever you like to cut with).
You can also look into purchasing a vinyl cutter with optical eye (but that will cost around $1200 - $1800).
That's great you do rescue work
Susan
That's great someone handed off business to you
You can certainly scan and print out transfers yourself.
I'm using Epson printers with OEM Durabrite and Magic Mix inks from personalized supplies.
My papers of choice so far are TransJet II (also known as Magic Jet) and MiraCool (not suggested if you're doing volume, onsite shows because this paper does is super sensitive).
You don't need to vectorize your image using my above method so can use other software as well. I do use Corel Draw 12 because I need flexibility in my designs.
To avoid the carrier paper showing I suggest you put image on a "background" that is easily trimmed with scissors, rotary cutter, exacto knife (whatever you like to cut with).
You can also look into purchasing a vinyl cutter with optical eye (but that will cost around $1200 - $1800).
That's great you do rescue work
Susan