And here my first card Gruffie card!

Last night I was trying to work on some Design Team stuff and one of the items was to be a stamped baby onesie. Before I've always stamped on dark t-shirt transfers and then ironed on to the item. There is a back layer that you are supposed to be able to pull off. For the life of me I could not get the back layer off. I tried, my husband tried...we ruined the stamped image...and still nothing. I was ready to scream out of frustration. Made a special trip to town to get the onesie and I can't get the freaking transfers to work. I've used them before and they've always been a pain but eventually you were able to get them free. Not last night. Tried two different packages. Tried starting with a larger square piece instead of cutting out my image close. Still nothing. Grrr. Guess I could go buy a white onesie and fabric markers...but don't really want to spend more $ on the project. And the dark purple onesie won't show the image if I stamp directly onto it. Any other ideas??? Maybe I'll just ditch the whole idea of the onesie but I thought it'd be cute.
Jane
3 comments:
OMG JANE! YOUR NEW CARD IS JUST TOTALLY ADORABLE! HAVE FUN PLAYING WITH YOUR NEW STAMP.
This is just the Cutest!!
You did a terrific job with your Gruffie, Jane! I love the bg papers you used.
As for the transfer sheets, I can totally relate to that one. I had a pack of sheets that was like that, too. I don't know if it was too old that it sat in the store too long or what, but I ended up finally getting it to pull off of a shirt I made for my son when he was little, and it was all tacky. You might want to try soaking the paper and rubbing it off. I am not sure it will work, but thought it might be a new idea. Best of luck! :) Kelly
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