Using a pack of T-shirt transfer paper which I found in my stash by accident, I decided to play around to see what fabrics it could successfully be transferred to. As you can see it worked pretty well on this previously dyed piece. I also used a piece of netting, a piece of napkin, felt cut into a heart shape and a piece of suede effect fabric. I frayed some edges and wrapped everything in a piece of red tulle, added decorative stitching (especially to the corners) and some buttons.
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Yes, you are quite right it is PINK, and yes, I am feeling ok, thanks for your concern!!!! Watch this space for the other colours!!!!
Its PINK!!! its also fabulous xx Zoe
ReplyDeleteSam stunning piece as always and love the face image. But it is PINK????? no green!! are you feeling well hun or did you pick up a bug of some kind :)
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love the edit and will wait for the future productions. Also thought you would like the papers :)
ReplyDeleteKate x
Fab as always Sam and the transfers have really well
ReplyDeleteLoving the pink to
Chrissie xx
So glad to hear the pink hasn't addled your brain. lol
ReplyDeleteFab piece Sam. That transfer paper is great isn't it.
Brilliant !! the face is wonderful ! x
ReplyDeleteFabulous pinkyness Sam! Lovely textures too! x
ReplyDeleteLOL, I was going to comment on the pink - such a change from GREEN!!! Love it, though - lots of variety and texture here. The transfer worked really well - good for you. I actually prefer image transferring to fabric - much easier for some reason. Ever tried Sheer Heaven? It makes image transfer so easy it's incredible.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Sam - love that stamp and the way you've layered it x Hilda
ReplyDeleteLOL always good to branch out and try new things :)
ReplyDeletexx Zoe
Lovely colour palette you've worked with here and gorgeous combo - no need to be tied to one colour all the time.
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Just love this piece Sam, fabulous. x
ReplyDeleteGreat image transfer - perfect in pink! xx
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