Help!! I wont to print a Hello kitty and glue it to a Canvas w/mod podge. I need to know if you can think of any problems I will ran a cross? I feel that water proof, printable vinyl is the way to go, also is this clear or white? Help!! I wont to print a Hello kitty and glue it to a Canvas w/mod podge. I need to know if you can think of any problems I will ran a cross? I feel that water proof, printable vinyl is the way to... » Read More Help!! I wont to print a Hello kitty and glue it to a Canvas w/mod podge. I need to know if you can think of any problems I will ran a cross? I feel that water proof, printable vinyl is the way to go, also is this clear or white? « Show Less
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Hi there,it all depends on where this canvas will go. Normally we use these labels at the back of our marble samples and they are quite durable and good. They are white. Not clear. Let me know how may I help more.
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They are white, these are laser labels, they wont run and wont tear, i use them for helmets and stuff
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It's white. The result is durable. The bad news is that once your laser printer warms up, the vinyl sticks to the inside of the printer and jams very very badly. I actually broke a plastic roller on my printer while trying to get the jammed vinyl out (mine is Samsung). It's possible that larger size printers don't get as hot and would work ok. Beware.
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NO! they r more suited for indoor stuff...you will have to go to a graphics place and get them to print your design on weather proof vinyl.... and let them put a coat of liquid laminate of the image and that will last you a while...
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Never have had any problems, make sure cartridge snaps into place and stickers are removed. Try a test print and alignment.
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I just bought the paper and than I used regular color printer with regular colored ink. I was happy with the results, and my project was fairly big, I had to make 10 T-shirts for kids with their names in the back and logo in the front. I hope this helps!
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Soft vinyl..I bought a fabric case..you could sew a case..my students like this machine as they are hello kitty fans..also pretty tough basic machine..
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The included directions state that the image will not withstand standard washing methods. It needs to be treated for water resistance. They recommend spraying with Scotchguard or similar product using light coats as one heavy one could remove the ink. Finished piece may be dry cleaned. If it was treated with Scotchguard it may be gently hand washed in cool water. I made Christmas ornaments so washing was not a concern. The fabric is rather light weight and very smooth in texture.
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Hi... I think I can help out here, at least as far as defining "sublimation". (Whether these will work with this process or not, I can't say, since I just happened to run across the info while looking for something else. This isn't my type of artwork, though, so besides the definition, I'm as clueless as everyone else!) So... Sublimation: Sublimation is a way to create bright, permanent, professional looking image transfers using your own artwork or photography. No plastic feel, no fading when washed. No other image transfer technology to date can claim this except for printing directly on to fabrics with fabric dyes. The science behind sublimation is simple: when heated to high temperatures, sublimation ink turns into a gas, allowing it to enter into the open pores of the polyester-coated item. Once removed from the heat, the pores of the item cool and close up, trapping the ink inside of the item. The sublimated image will be soft and smooth to the touch and is a permanent application. No bleeding or fading when you wash it! Sublimation works specifically with polymer-coated substrates or light-colored, 100% polyester garments. You also have to use a printer that can be loaded with the special sublimation inks, and the special sublimation paper. A good heat press does the transfer. Irons and steam presses do not get hot enough or apply enough pressure. (This information is directly from Dharma Trading Company, http://www.dharmatrading.com/ ) I hope it helps! Rory
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Sept. 26, 2014 Hello! I haven't used Mod Podge Dimensional Magic yet, but I have used the other products and they work well. As far as using Mod Podge dimensional Magic I can't speak on never used it. Oh! guest I haven't answer your question. Try login to Paid Products and ask them. Have a Great day and Happy Crafting. Ms. Joann Cleveland, OH
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What a neat use for the fabric sheets! We really didn't know, so we applied two tests. First we spit on it, imitating a baby as best we could. It didn't run. We then held it under running water for a minute or so and rubbed it vigorously. Again, it didn't run. However, the label we tested was printed a couple weeks ago, so the inkjet ink had plenty of time to dry. We think you'd be safe in printing the baby books -- good luck!
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I think if you were to put it on a canvas you would have to use Mod Podge to make it stay. The matte kind... It wouldn't stay by itself.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products! I'm sorry, this is not an in-house printable item. However, please feel free to check with a local printer/trophy shop in your are to see if they can print on the item. Thank you, Customer Service, Office Playground
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It's paper with adhesive on one side. If you get it wet, the print will bleed a little bit. You can seal it fairly well with Polycrylic. Just make sure the polycrylic goes beyond the edge of the paper.
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I would not recommend it for canvas. I have used StormSure on both vinyl and canvas looking vinyl (I think they call it twill). It lasted longer on the ordinary vinyl but in the end, it did not last on either top. The StormSure eventually yellowed and then peeled up from the edges. Also, my tops had cracks that were eventually 2 inches long in a high tension area of the top. I suspect most patches will work on something small like a cigarette burn. I live in Arizona where the intense sun shines all year round and I operate my convertable top (up and down) almost daily. On the plain vinyl top I probably got five or six months out of the StormSure patch. On the twill top I got less than two months before I had to reapply more StormSure. I kept patching it with more StormSure and it looked hideous by the end of four months when I put a new top on. It didn't seem to adhere very well to the twill.
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Polyester can't take as high a drying temperature as cotton and blends. Check what temps and inks your preferred screenprinter uses and also check their material requirements. You don't want melted or puckered gifts, or ones that your design washes out of after one use. good luck!
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I have had no problem with stickiness in any weather. However, the material used on top (paper, vinyl, etc.) can be affected by the weather. For example, I would not want to cut a figure from paper and make it sticky on the back and then get the paper part wet. Protect your stickers just as you would protect anything made from the same material. Vinyl would probably fare better than paper.
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Hello, Brian! What an interesting project! I'd love to hear how it comes out. What I know about moss would fit on the head of a pin, and your project is certainly very different from mine. If you've already chosen a supplier, I'd suggest you get in touch with him/her and ask for advice. I didn't contact the Amazon vendor before ordering because I was following instructions I'd gotten elsewhere. However, I wanted to add a special kind of moss, and I found it on Etsy. The vendor there was very helpful. Her name is Teresa Kessler and her Etsy shop is teresab123. She's presently on vacation, but you could try her. Good luck! Joyce Hello, Brian! What an interesting project! I'd love to hear how it comes out. What I know about moss would fit on the head of a pin, and your project is certainly very different from mine. If you've already chosen a supplier, I'd suggest you get in touch with him/her and ask for advice. I didn't contact the Amazon vendor before ordering because I was following instructions I'd gotten elsewhere. However, I wanted to add a special kind of moss, and I found it on Etsy. The vendor there was very helpful. Her name is Teresa Kessler and her Etsy shop is teresab123. She's presently on vacation,... » Read More Hello, Brian! What an interesting project! I'd love to hear how it comes out. What I know about moss would fit on the head of a pin, and your project is certainly very different from mine. If you've already chosen a supplier, I'd suggest you get in touch with him/her and ask for advice. I didn't contact the Amazon vendor before ordering because I was following instructions I'd gotten elsewhere. However, I wanted to add a special kind of moss, and I found it on Etsy. The vendor there was very helpful. Her name is Teresa Kessler and her Etsy shop is teresab123. She's presently on vacation, but you could try her. Good luck! Joyce « Show Less
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I would think screen printing. The ink would probably scratch off. I put vinyl stickers on mine and they work awesome!