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    Image Transfer Video

    Very good tutorial. Recommends using pigment based ink printer.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2UzbGLaBK4
    Last edited by QuiltnNan; 06-06-2015 at 05:13 AM. Reason: correct link

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    Thanks for posting this

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannyquilter View Post
    Thanks for posting this
    I thought it was helpful when she compared the transfers when she used the Retayne. I often hear how people who try the image transfer are disappointed with the results.

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    Unfortunately we can't get Retayne here in UK so will have to miss out that bit. But I have been wanting to do this for ages. Tried it once and didn't work so will give it another go following the video. Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannyquilter View Post
    Unfortunately we can't get Retayne here in UK so will have to miss out that bit. But I have been wanting to do this for ages. Tried it once and didn't work so will give it another go following the video. Thanks
    Not sure how feasible but Dharma Trading has a dye fixative, and it looked they will ship to the U.K. I didn't check to see if Amazon had it or would ship...

    http://www.dharmatrading.com/chemica...-fixative.html

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    Thanks very much for researching this for me. I am coming to the U.S. next March for a holiday and am compiling a list of "unavailable in UK but useful to have". Things to order and bring back with me. Often customs won't allow chemical things through.

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    Thanks for sharing..

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