I don't have my own experience with that. For a while, I've been thinking
about doing it with a special thermal-transfer paper - to transfer the
image to the clothing.
But here is something about what I suspect, you Larry, are trying to do:
https://thegraphicsfairy.com/clear-contact-paper-transfers/
There are a few other sites that Google found for "inkjet
contact paper".
Good luck, and please report back your results.
Igor
ann sanfedele Tue, 16 Oct 2018 10:03:01 -0700 wrote:
sounds like a dangerous proposition to me.. I 've printed on clear acetate
and it can easily get messy. I've printed on white wrapping paper though,
and that worked. Printing on butcher paper might also.. and you could
just use glueor double faced tape.
ann
On 10/16/2018 3:15 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
When I was making signs this weekend I realized that it could be
rather handy if I could just print onto contact paper, and then stick that
onto whatever.
There could also be interesting effects from printing a photo onto
clear contact paper and putting that onto a window or a mirror. Has anyone
on the list tried something like that?
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