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Transfer PensDonna Ross From Cincinnati Feedback About This Post:RE: Transfer PensBy accident I used transfer pencil on my patchwork quilt...to my horror it said "permanent"! I sprayed it liberally with preen and then soaked it in the trough with normal soap powder for a couple of hours, each time I walked past the trough I squashed the water through the quilt. IT CAME OUT! The pencil had been ironed on the quilt for 2-3 days. Post By Rhonda (Guest Post) RE: Transfer PensIfound the transfer foil adhesive pen by just typing in transfer foil pen on google. It is a new product made by 3D Paper Int'l Co in Tawain. I don't think its available as yet. I saw the same program SCB 215 ON DIY.NET. Post By the crafter (Guest Post) RE: Transfer PensI don't know if you can use this --but walmart use to carry a transfer pencil (marks reddish) and you would go over your pattern (in this case your print from the computer-and make sure if your design has writing on it, to use mirror image) then turn your printed design, etc. over and iron on the back side and it would be transfered. This is like for a project that you may only need outline and wish to paint, etc. Hope this helps- Crystal from Bennettsville, SC Post by cr8zecrafher RE: Transfer Pens
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