Has anyone tried to transfer drawings using these? As in coloring/drawing on them with markers, crayons, etc. then applying them to clothing?
1844726
I'm not sure but it doesn't hold up very well. I've done 1 shirt so far and after washing it once it was faded and cracked.
902428
I don't think it would transfer very well. I also don't think it would last... it is intended to clean off quickly after drying. You might want to check with an art forum online to get recommendations. Good luck.
903655
This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
465903
I have no idea if this can be done as these are water soluble products. If you want to do permanent fabric art, you might want to check either an art store for a product or google to educate yourself on your particular needs and what works. In the latter case, try words in your search like "materials for fabric art" or whatever is your need. good luck.
1979890
I have not personally attempted image tranfer onto canvas, but I do use this for all my wood transfers. I dont see why this same stuff wouldnt work. Hope I was semi helpful.
1587519
They are watercolors and therefore water soluble. But usually for an adult the colors go onto paper.and remove with a water brush scrubber adequate for repaint to a different color or leaving blank white I can't say whether or not they will stain clothing. The paints are nice and bright for the money. Good luck.
479714
No you can't......it just doesn't work on dark garments. You have to get opaque transfer paper for dark items.
2208946
Not sure what you are planning to use these for, but I use them to transfer embroidery patterns -- so I just cover up the tracing lines with my embroidery. And most of the embroidery I create is not washable anyway -- so it would still have the tracing. I've found these to be one of the best products to transfer patterns -- much better than the pencils and less fussy than the printer-based transfer options. The only downside is that if you press too hard on the paper, the ink tends to bleed -- so it requires a light hand. Also, the tips are pretty thick for very fine embroidery patterns -- I wish that they produced a "super-fine tip" version of these pens for some of the small, very detailed patterns that I copy.
1111043
Yes, they really do not. They are so faint you really can't see the drawings. I was very disappointed. I never considered using regular Crayola washables as Jessica mentioned but that's a good idea. I also highly recommend their window markers for young kids, my 4-year-old can spend hours standing at the window drawing and writing her name and the doodle mat never held her attention that well.
2183896
We have not. However, we have used them on bright neon and on maroon fabrics and have not been very satisfied but it might be because our logo has no clean edges and so we end up having to include quite a bit of plain transfer paper on item. It does not look good at all as the iron leaves round spots on the transfer material. We decided in the end to pay for screen printing because this looked very unprofessional even for 8 volunteer t-shirts.
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I have used Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and Derwent with paint brushes loaded with water. It works beautifully. I have not done a lot of layering of colors w/water or scrubbing. I'm not sure how they would hold up, although they are thick. It's worth a try, these are inexpensive and can be used for many art projects.
219916
It would definitely be more difficult than using it on paper, but I'm quite sure that it's doable. Now all of the drawing or handwriting would transfer, I think, but I'm sure that enough of it that you would able to use it to sew/ use as needed.
1766805
i have not, but wouldnt see why that wouldnt work - i acutally purchased them to use as a craft - with fabric markersive dyed other things and i think that would work fine on these
1973643
I do not believe so, we haven't tried them though. Everywhere I looked it said that you have to use ONLY the Crayola Dry Erase Markers - I've read reviews that said 'normal' dry erase markers did not fully erase. Don't know it this helps you..
389163
I haven't but make sure you draw your image backwards. I have used Stamps tho and it works.
2189316
I personally use quite a lot of the colours, I also find myself newly discovering amazing colours I didn't even know I had every time I draw something. If you're heaps into shading with every single colour under the sun.. These are definitely for you. I highly recommend them. They're my favourites!
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Hi Great game. The ones I ordered were terrible. They were so thin and cheap. I wear clip in's all the time, so I know good ones from bad. Don't use the seller I used. To answer your question, I think you could probably dye them, but I have a feeling they won't last very long. I wouldn't do it. They do come in various colors however.