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Ink Jet Transfer Art
Wed, 10 Dec 1997 20:15:56 +0000
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Hi All,
I have been experimenting with images which are printed onto inkjet and laser
transfer paper and then ironed onto cloth.. The exciting part is that
there's a three-minute window of opportunity in which to stretch and pull
the cloth, distort the image and create three-dimensional forms. As
the transfer material cools, it hardens into the soft shapes.
The fabric I use is very transparent, old drapery and curtain material.
Rummage sales and thrift stores are a great source for this
old-fashioned gauzy curtain fabric. Also, the panels are quite
large and offer a broad "palette." Possibilities abound!
Alix Peshette
Sacramento, CA
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