My little DD needed a plain sweatshirt for a winter show last weekend. I thought hmmmmm I want to spruce it up a bit since the show is over lets see what my Imagine and my snow friends cartridge can do. Little dd picked this out. I love how the Imagine printed and cut the iron on transfer paper. I also used my Irock for a little bling bling.
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LOVE IT!!!! I am sure she does too...need to get up your way, forgot the pens LOL!
Aww that is so cute...I can't wait to try out my Gypsy and the Imagine.
I am having such fun with the iron ons. I just finished a whole fleet of reindeer shirts for dd's friends. You will have a blast with your Imagine.
Love your site...question...can you use the "imagine" with the "gypsy" so you can pick backgrounds for different cut shapes?
you can use your imagine with your gypsy however for now you can not use the Imagine color feature will not work on your gypsy. You can use your old cartridges though along with the color cartridges on the Imagine.
Love this shirt look really good. I have try to use my Imagine with the transfers but I haven't have any luck for some reason won't work. I think I am doing something wrong but I don't know what. Can you tell me how you doing so I can see if I am doing something wrong please.
Thanks for sharing.
Cute stuff! I have never tried the iron on material yet! You make it seem so easy!
These are very easy to make. We did an private class last week and in 2 hours made 14 shirts. I love to use the dark fabric iron transfer paper. This one you print the image exactly as you want to see it on the shirt. Then peel it off and iron it on. It seems to work really well with the imagine ink. I have not tried the ones for light fabric yet. I even made a shirt for myself.
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