Thank you so very much for sharing this easy to understand and follow video tutorial! For some time now, I've been looking for an easy way to transfer my own handwriting onto fabric. I am so excited to get started!!!!
Thank you so much. I have been looking for a transfer method exactly like this. I wanted to transfer some of my own poetry onto cloth and your method is perfect. And equally important, it's very easy.
The pencil may transfer lightly. One option would be to use a water soluble pencil. Then the matte medium will dissolve it before the matte medium dries.
Hi, I’ve just seen this UA-cam and can’t wait to try the technique. Thanks for sharing it. What’s the best way to attach these pieces to paper as in collage, making or for cards? If glue works is there a type that’s best, I.e. fabritac versus glitter glue, for example.
@@marycorreastudios8671 thanks so much, I will try and experiment with these glues. I just made a few different pieces with the cheesecloth and found that I got the best results with Poska pens. My sharpies might be old and that’s why they didn’t work very well. I tried both black and gold and I really liked the results. Thanks again for sharing this technique.
Thank you so very much for sharing this easy to understand and follow video tutorial! For some time now, I've been looking for an easy way to transfer my own handwriting onto fabric. I am so excited to get started!!!!
Mary this is so cool. I am going to try this. The sharpie doesn’t smear. Thanks mary for sharing. I think of you often. Hugs💕😍
No, it doesn't smear. So many other experiments and it would smear. ❤
Thanks Mary…just made a book…perfect place to use this cheesecloth skin !
Yes it is!
Thank you so much. I have been looking for a transfer method exactly like this. I wanted to transfer some of my own poetry onto cloth and your method is perfect. And equally important, it's very easy.
Ong this is the best transfers I have ever seen . I love it.
What a great tutorial! So many applications. I can't wait to try it. How generous and kind of you to share. Beautifully explained.
Mary most usable! Awesome thank you for sharing!
oooh I like this!! Definitely going to try this!!
Let me know how it works for you.
Way too cool! 😎
You’re so generous to share. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So cool!
Thank you the case looks nice and easy
If I make pencil guidelines for calligraphy, would they transfer, or just the Sharpie?
The pencil may transfer lightly. One option would be to use a water soluble pencil. Then the matte medium will dissolve it before the matte medium dries.
Hi, I’ve just seen this UA-cam and can’t wait to try the technique. Thanks for sharing it. What’s the best way to attach these pieces to paper as in collage, making or for cards? If glue works is there a type that’s best, I.e. fabritac versus glitter glue, for example.
I typically use a glue stick or matte medium. A white glue, like Art Glitter Glue, would also work.
@@marycorreastudios8671 thanks so much, I will try and experiment with these glues. I just made a few different pieces with the cheesecloth and found that I got the best results with Poska pens. My sharpies might be old and that’s why they didn’t work very well. I tried both black and gold and I really liked the results. Thanks again for sharing this technique.
thanks for sharing! can you use modpdge matte? and can it be washed?
I have not used modpodge, so I can say for sure. Matte medium can be washing in a mild soap, but each time you wash it, it will slowly degrade.
Could the cheesecloth be added to clothing?
I would wash test the cheesecloth first. I'm not sure how the matte medium and Sharpie would hold up.
How does it wash
I would not recommend this technique for something that needs to be washed. I use my fabric mostly in art books and collages.