I use "Crystal Glitter" that you can sprinkle on wet glue or paint. I have also mixed it in with my paint before putting on shirts. I bought it at Michael's and it comes in various colors. Don't know if that is what you saw or not.
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There are glittler inks that are very sparkly and give that look. We only use them as heat transfers.alphadatabase said:Hello all,
I recently went to a fashion show in which I saw some amazing outfits, some of which had glitter on it. It was not ordinary glitter, but rather sparkled like diamonds do. I know that companies such as tulip makes glitter fabric paint, but this was way better and had more sparkle than tulip paints. Does anyone know of such glitter fabriic paint that has the sparkle and shimmering qualities that I speak of, or any technique that would produce those results.
well, hard to tell from the picture. But you can get Glitter Transfer Designs to give you same type of look (from what i can see).alphadatabase said:Here is a pic of a sample of the glitter (look on the hood of this picture)
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Alpha,alphadatabase said:Where can I find those glitter ink transfers, and how is it applied?
Alfredo, the PHAT BABY photo sample above you can use with a cutter, it comes in 20" width rolls, you can cut it down if your cutter is not that wide. It comes in Glitter Silver, Gold, Red, Green, Blue and Black (the Black is amaizing when you print it on black shirts).radikal said:I would like to know where you can buy the transfer glitter and if you can use with the plotter.thanks
Do you know if it requires a special blade to cut? Does it leave residue on the cutter?T-BOT said:Alfredo, the PHAT BABY photo sample above you can use with a cutter, it comes in 20" width rolls, you can cut it down if your cutter is not that wide. It comes in Glitter Silver, Gold, Red, Green, Blue and Black (the Black is amaizing when you print it on black shirts).
hi there,mikeinbmore said:Do you know if it requires a special blade to cut? Does it leave residue on the cutter?