  Photo TransfersHow do you photo transfer to fabric? There is more than one way to photo transfer. The first way is to use a color copier and transfer your image to special photo transfer color copier paper and iron that image onto your fabric. The second way is to print an image from your computer onto special ink-jet photo transfer paper, then heat press or iron that image onto fabric. The third way is to print your photo directly onto fabric. We sell special ink-jet fabric that you can feed through your ink-jet printer.
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|  Photo Transfers - Photo Transfer PaperOne stop shopping for inkjet printable materials. Fine Art Paper, Vellum, Iron-on photo transfer Sheets, and more ... Ideal for scrapbooking, papercrafts, quilting, wearables, and more. Print your image onto the transfer paper then iron it onto your fabric.
| | |  Photo Transfers - Photo Transfer Fabric SheetsTransfer your designs straight onto fabric using these fabric sheets and your inkjet printer. Browse our large selection of fabric sheets to find just the right fabric for your personalized project.
| | |  Photo Transfers - Photo Transfer BooksTo learn more about photo transfers or to see the kinds of things you can make, check out these photo transfer books. You will learn things like reversing your images on the computer before printing on your photo transfer paper. You can also learn how to crop, resize and colorize your images. If you really get into transfering your photos to fabric you may enjoy scrapbook quilting.
| | |  Photo Transfers - Click-N-Craft Computer CraftingFun, fast and easy .. The Vintage Workshop's signature series Click-n-Craft is a unique program that combines vintage imagery and creative projects on a CD-ROM.
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| It is very rewarding to photo transfer and although you do need to learn some new skills, there is no limit to how creative you can be transfering photos to fabric. The same techniques used to transfer photographs to fabric can be used for a wide variety of blank imprintable products as well such as coasters, tote bags, puzzles, magnetic sheets and more. There is no end to the amount of fun you can have when you learn how to make photo transfers. |
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