image transfer video tutorial

since my original post will eventually disappear into the archive abyss, i've decided to add a page just for it! enjoy...

thanks for watching. comments and feedback are appreciated!

Comments

Thank you so much - that really gives me heart to have a go. Seeing makes such a difference. Carol

Posted by: Carol Cantrell | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 03:17 AM

Thank you for the video!! So nice to see it in action for those of us who have a hard time finding a local workshop. How does this work for polymer clay?? Thanks for your feedback !! Helen

Posted by: helen malchow | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 03:29 AM

Wow...thank you SOOO much for this video tutorial. I am a visual learner, so this helped me get brave enough to try this technique again. ~Susan

Posted by: Susan | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 04:36 AM

Beautifully done demo! Thanks.  : -)

Posted by: Lavinia | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 04:48 AM

Thank you, that was so straight forward and best of all free, you are too kind. Great quality work and info.

Posted by: Denise Bongiovanni~ | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 05:10 AM

Thank you so much for the great info..clear and concise! 

Posted by: Sharon | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 06:19 AM

awesome videos, clear view, great explanation, awesome results.

are you working with pigment or dye based inkjet printouts?

Posted by: tlccreates | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 07:45 AM

Thanks for providing this excellent demo.   Where can I buy the Apollo transperencies in Canada?

Thanks Patt

Posted by: Patt Scrivener | Friday, March 21, 2008 at 08:55 AM

Great video, thanks so much.
Is the transfer on fabric washable? I've mostly transferred to fabric using the paper-backed fabrics that run through the printer!
I have a line of vintage images on CD that I sell at the quilt shows and on my website so I'm always looking for new ways to use my product. Thanks for another venue!!

Thanks,
Patti
http://www.ezhomearts.com

Posted by: PATTI BROOKS | Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 08:18 AM

Thank you
I was on the waiting list for the transfer class at Ruby Dog just a while back. I am heading into Vancouver and would love to pick up some of the acrylic gel down at Chroma. Would I be able to use it if I was going to do transfers onto paper or canvas frames too? or would I need to use the gel medium?

As well, where you do get your transparencies from?

Posted by: Tamara W | Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 01:17 AM

Thank you for making these videos. They were clear and concise; very informative and easy to follow.

Alicia

Posted by: Alicia Edwards | Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 02:38 PM

       

Comments

[Carol Cantrell]

Thank you so much - that really gives me heart to have a go. Seeing makes such a difference. Carol

[helen malchow]

Thank you for the video!! So nice to see it in action for those of us who have a hard time finding a local workshop. How does this work for polymer clay?? Thanks for your feedback !! Helen

[Susan]

Wow...thank you SOOO much for this video tutorial. I am a visual learner, so this helped me get brave enough to try this technique again. ~Susan

[Lavinia]

Beautifully done demo! Thanks.  : -)

[Denise Bongiovanni~]

Thank you, that was so straight forward and best of all free, you are too kind. Great quality work and info.

[Sharon]

Thank you so much for the great info..clear and concise! 

[tlccreates]

awesome videos, clear view, great explanation, awesome results.

are you working with pigment or dye based inkjet printouts?

[Patt Scrivener]

Thanks for providing this excellent demo.   Where can I buy the Apollo transperencies in Canada?

Thanks Patt

[PATTI BROOKS]

Great video, thanks so much.
Is the transfer on fabric washable? I've mostly transferred to fabric using the paper-backed fabrics that run through the printer!
I have a line of vintage images on CD that I sell at the quilt shows and on my website so I'm always looking for new ways to use my product. Thanks for another venue!!

Thanks,
Patti
http://www.ezhomearts.com

[Tamara W]

Thank you
I was on the waiting list for the transfer class at Ruby Dog just a while back. I am heading into Vancouver and would love to pick up some of the acrylic gel down at Chroma. Would I be able to use it if I was going to do transfers onto paper or canvas frames too? or would I need to use the gel medium?

As well, where you do get your transparencies from?

[Alicia Edwards]

Thank you for making these videos. They were clear and concise; very informative and easy to follow.

Alicia

[Wyncia]

Thank you! I have been going in circles with this...and it is that easy? I will check back and let you know if it works for me! W

[Tammy Gray]

Yep, it has never happened with me like that. However, I have never had those exact products, either. Thank you so much!

Bravo, Christine! Well done. I am going to Staples right away for some Apollo Transparencies. thanks for the encouragement and your generosity. Aren't us artsy-farsy types a sharing bunch of goodfellas.
Joyce Mouton
Skippack, PA, USA

[maria little]

THANK YOU for doing this video and for posting on your blog. yes, process is simple, once you SEE it done!